Elimination Of Popular Tax Deduction Could Strap Public Schools

If Congress does away with the SALT deductions entirely, that could mean less money in the long run for public schools. 

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The U.S. House passed a tax reform bill last week. Meantime, the Senate is still hammering out details of theirs. Both pieces of legislation would change the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, which could put the squeeze on public schools.

The House plan does away with the state income tax deduction and caps the local deduction at $10,000. The Senate proposal gets rid of both deductions.

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