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9. It's been 10% for several years for non-seniors and 7.5% for seniors

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Fri Feb 16, 2018, 05:33 PM

Feb 2018

Like you say, it was going to revert to 10% for seniors in 2017 (and thus be 10% for everybody), but, as you say, (as one of the rare positive TCJA provisions) it will be 7.5% (for everybody) in 2017 and 2018, and 10% (for everybody) in 2019 and after.

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Yes, Minnesota is taxing us, more.. [View all] question everything Feb 2018 OP

Just curious but I thought fed. % for medical deductions is now 10%...did I mishear? SWBTATTReg Feb 2018 #1

Well it gets f'ing confusing progree Feb 2018 #2

Yeah, you're right, and I thank you for bringing this to our attention... SWBTATTReg Feb 2018 #3

Again, thanks for the helpful link, I linked into and copied...nt SWBTATTReg Feb 2018 #4

I found the 2017 Schedule A -- it's 7.5% for everybody progree Feb 2018 #5

Thanks so much! God, I'm kicking myself, I could have done this too (link to the IRS, etc. SWBTATTReg Feb 2018 #6

Thanks, I'm glad it was useful progree Feb 2018 #7

It is 7.5% for 2017. Look at Schedule A question everything Feb 2018 #8

It's been 10% for several years for non-seniors and 7.5% for seniors progree Feb 2018 #9