The Internal Revenue Service has unveiled new regulations to stifle attempts by states to circumvent the 2017 tax act’s $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions.
Here’s how the IRS’s proposed rules work, according to senior Treasury Department officials:
1. A federal charitable deduction would only be allowed to the extent a contribution to a charity exceeds the amount of state tax credit generated by the contribution.
For example, if a taxpayer makes a $1,000 contribution to a charity, and receives a 70 percent ($700) state tax credit, the taxpayer would only be able to claim a $300 ...
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