Note: The editors of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance newspaper and the Kiplinger Tax Letter are answering questions about the new tax law from subscribers to your free Kiplinger Today daily email. See other reader Q&As about the new taxes law, or send your own question. QCan you tell if investors can deduct what we should pay in margin interest still? AYes, interest on loans used to buy investments that throw off taxable income remains deductible by those who itemize. As in the past, such interest is deductible up to the quantity of taxable investment income reported (and, in this case, investment income does not include any capital benefits or qualifying dividends that enjoy favorable tax treatment). Even though the write-off for investment interest survived the latest tax overhaul, the deduction of other investment expenditures, such as investment management fees, did not. It was one of the miscellaneous itemized deductions subject to the 2% of AGI threshold that Congress killed.
That is inexcusable and unsupportable. The bludgeoning of democracy. Takeover school districts involve the ultimate end of any democratic process for local taxpayers and voters. For the very reason, takeover school districts target schools that serve poor mainly, brown, or black citizens. In the same way schools can and should be tools for conditioning and improving areas (want me to bust out that Andre Perry estimate again?), colleges are used as tools to bust neighborhoods apart. Take away the local voice. Spread the students around the city, from the community away. That is backwards, which is wrong.
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