Lawmakers have announced a new bill focusing on the so-called SALT cap. They want to restore the deduction for state and local taxes. GusoffTV reports.
It's double taxation, the octogenarian says. Andrasick can no longer deduct her state and local taxes, which are well above the $10,000 cap.The 2017 change forced high-taxed suburbanites to pay taxes upon their taxes.Now, Long Island's new Congressional delegation -- all Republicans -- say it's their mission to repeal the dreaded cap.Garbarino, founder of the SALT caucus, says the timing is promising to right a wrong, along with representatives Nick LaLota and Anthony D'Esposito.
"House Republican leadership respects our position, they respect our priorities, they take our bills very seriously and we intend to use that relationship," LaLota said."So they're going have to deal with us sooner rather than later, so time is on our side and we are not budging," Garbarino said. "While I welcome the Long Island Three-ish to the cause, the reality is the only reason we have this tax burden ... is because of the Trump tax cut proposal, the Trump tax cut plan, and the Republican support for it," Democratic National Committeeman Robert Zimmerman said.
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