Tax Credit vs Tax Deduction

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Trump, tax deduction and beautiful bill

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There’s a new tax deduction for car loans in Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill.’ Here’s who’s eligible—and what’s the catch

However, auto owners can only claim this benefit on certain qualified vehicles.

mlive · 3d

Here’s how Trump’s spending bill will impact your money: child tax credit, no tax on tips and more

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Car Loan Interest Tax Break: Who Qualifies Under The Big Beautiful Bill?

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Rep. Miller-Meeks explains One Big Beautiful Bill benefits

We have reduced income tax on tips, income tax on overtime, and these are things that promote work.

Gothamist · 14h

Trump tax and spending bill blows $3 billion hole in New York state budget, official says

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Keeping up with Trump's 'tariff triad': Reshoring, protectionism and revenue

SALT, tax breaks

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The SALT deduction is now much more generous. Here’s how to get the most out of the tax break.

The focus on the write-off is now coming from homeowners deciding if they should use the deduction to their advantage for the first time in years.

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Who will — and won’t — benefit from the bigger SALT deduction

Axios Tampa Bay on MSN · 23m

Florida homeowners could see tax breaks from BBB

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What the new tax law means for lenders, borrowers

The "One Big Beautiful Bill" is full of wins for homeowners and builders. But its effects on lenders and borrowers is more unclear.

How the big, new tax law affects your money

Wondering how the new tax law will impact your own finances? Here are some of the major provisions that could touch everyday Americans.

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Have a mortgage? Trump’s tax law might give you new deductions.

Reinstated mortgage insurance premium deductibility and a higher cap on state and local tax deductions could change whether homeowners claim these tax breaks.

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Fortified roofs: What homeowners should know as tax credit takes effect

Louisiana homeowners can now get a $10,000 tax credit if they install a fortified roof on their home. Lawmakers passed, and Gov. Jeff Landry signed Act 404, which created the individual income tax credit.