Repealing “SALT” Cap Would Be Regressive and Proposed Offset Would Use up Needed Progressive Revenues | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
New House Speaker Made Commitment to Raise SALT Cap
Repealing the Federal Tax Law's Cap on State and Local Tax (SALT) Deductions Is No Improvement – ITEP
The Latest SALT Cap Fix Would Mostly Benefit High Income Households, Do Little For Middle-Income People | Tax Policy Center
SALT Cap Repeal Does Not Belong in Build Back Better | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
State and Local Tax (SALT) Deduction Legislation in the 118th Congress | National Association of Counties
Extending Temporary Provisions of the 2017 Trump Tax Law: National and State-by-State Estimates – ITEP
Repealing “SALT” Cap Would Be Regressive and Proposed Offset Would Use up Needed Progressive Revenues | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
SALT' shakes up House GOP tax package discussions - Roll Call
Build Back Better SALT Gains for the Rich Eclipse Child Credit Boost-2021-11-09
Revenue Neutral" SALT Cap Relief is Costly and Regressive-2021-12-02
SALT Cap Is Poised to Get Looser as Democrats Debate Tax Relief - Bloomberg
Gaming The SALT Cap May Be Congress's Worst Tax Idea Of The Year
Long Island House members to oppose extending cap on SALT deductions beyond 2025 - Newsday
Congress Targets The SALT Cap In Another Retroactive Tax Bill
How Do State and Local Income Tax (SALT) Deductions Work?
The SALT deduction: the second-biggest item in Democrats' budget that gives billions to rich - The Washington Post
$72,500 SALT Cap is Costly and Regressive-2021-11-03
Mortgage Interest Deduction: Reviewing How TCJA Impacted Deductions
The House GOP's Higher Standard Deduction Means Even Fewer Households Should Care About The SALT Fight | Tax Policy Center
SALT Deduction Cap Vexes GOP After Vexing Democrats After Vexing GOP - WSJ
SALT Cap Repeal Does Not Belong in Build Back Better | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
SALT Cap Repeal Below $500k Still Costly and Regressive-2021-11-19
$72,500 SALT Cap is Costly and Regressive-2021-11-03
Garrett Watson on X: "This proposed SALT change may only last through 2025, after which the cap expires completely. If the $20K cap proposal were made permanent, it would raise revenue after
Extending Temporary Provisions of the 2017 Trump Tax Law: National and State-by-State Estimates – ITEP
Legislation to restore the state and local tax (SALT) deduction introduced in 118th Congress | National Association of Counties
