Say what!
Y'all get to deduct your property and state taxes when doing federal tax?
No wonder y'all run around with over bloated trucks and campers.

On Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:38:33 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

Say what!
Y'all get to deduct your property and state taxes when doing federal tax?
No wonder y'all run around with over bloated trucks and campers.

If your camper is nice enough it can be a second home (boat too) and
you get to write off the interest on the loan.
None of that helps me tho. No state tax and I don't owe any money.

On Thu, 04 Oct 2018 20:07:02 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:38:33 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

Say what!
Y'all get to deduct your property and state taxes when doing federal tax?
No wonder y'all run around with over bloated trucks and campers.

If your camper is nice enough it can be a second home (boat too) and
you get to write off the interest on the loan.
None of that helps me tho. No state tax and I don't owe any money.

I thought about that, but paying cash was a much better deal. My credit card was giving a 2% rebate,
so I told the dealer I wanted to put the trailer on my credit card. He gave me an astonished look
and went to check with his finance folks. Told me the max they'd let me do is $10K. I said OK, I'll
give you $10K now and pay you the rest when I pick it up. Then I put another $10K on the card. He
wouldn't let me go any further.

True North wrote:
Say what!
Y'all get to deduct your property and state taxes when doing federal tax?
No wonder y'all run around with over bloated trucks and campers.


Sucks to be a Canadian taxpayer, eh?

On Thu, 4 Oct 2018 15:38:33 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:

Say what!
Y'all get to deduct your property and state taxes when doing federal tax?
No wonder y'all run around with over bloated trucks and campers.

Actually we don't all have trucks and campers. Unless you live in a socialist economy, there is no
reason to pay taxes on money you're using to pay taxes. There is a limit on how much property tax
can be deducted, but my home hasn't got there yet.

You do need to check your punctuation. I'll let Harry help you there.