People got more money in their pay checks because their employers deducted less taxes.
That extra money you got in your paycheck? It is just a loan.
All that money
IS your income tax.
For example, if you made $50,000 last year and paid $10,000 in taxes from your paycheck, your net pay reflected $40,000.
This year you got the same $50,000, but you only paid $5,000 in taxes from your paycheck. You got an extra $5,000 in net pay of $45,000. No doubt youve spent that money.
Your tax bill will still be $10,000, because the tax tables
did not change, only the deduction algorithm was changed so you could get more money in your paycheck.
That $5,000 you got extra, youll have to pay that back on April 15th.
Its just a loan.
Also for those living in those high rent district states?
Youll only get to write off your mortgage interest on $750,000
and can only write off up to $10,000 in property taxes.
So if you have a $1,000,000 mortgage, you cant write off all your mortgage interest.
And if you have that $15,000 in property taxes, you can only write off $10,000.
I mention this because that $5,000 tax bill mentioned above, turns into an $8k to $10k bill.
And if you voted for IQ45, this is what you voted for.
But youre bringing the rest of us down with you.