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thesquanderer

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3. re: "In several districts of New York and New Jersey, property taxes are as high as $40,000 annually"
Fri May 9, 2025, 10:08 AM
May 9

Yes, but how many non-millionaires own such properties that they are paying property tax of over $30k? And even then, this cap only taxes them on the amount of property tax that exceeds $30k. While I sympathize with your double taxation argument, I say take the win, if the risk of rejecting the $30k cap could mean no adjustment to the current SALT rules at all, leaving it at $10k, which indeed affects tons of non-wealthy residents. For example, google tells me:

"Median annual Westchester County tax bill: $12,812, $10,412 higher than the national median property tax bill of $2,400."

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