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5. Not so much the itemized deductions, I think that we can still do that

Reply to Yonnie3 (Reply #4)

Sun Dec 30, 2018, 02:33 PM

Dec 2018

it is the exemptions - $4,000 a person - that increase out tax bill, especially after selling some stocks. Assuming Sch. D and the worksheet for dividends stay the same.

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A surprise tax bill? [View all] question everything Dec 2018 OP

I had to adjust MY withholding nitpicker Dec 2018 #1

Mrs. Snark is an acccountant and reviewed our situation at mid-year. Snarkoleptic Dec 2018 #2

The MAGA crowd will probably follow their leader and just sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #3

I've done a first pass on my Federal tax and no surprises Yonnie3 Dec 2018 #4

Not so much the itemized deductions, I think that we can still do that question everything Dec 2018 #5

For some it is the itemized deductions that will hurt as well Yonnie3 Dec 2018 #6

That's true. Won't affect us but it will many question everything Dec 2018 #7