Republican tax bill is another blow to victims of natural disasters
Source: Think Progress
From catastrophic hurricanes to an endless wildfire season, Americans endured huge personal and financial losses from natural disasters in 2017. Now, people who live in disaster-prone areas should be preparing for more turbulence, this time in the form of tax legislation that will make their ability to recover from future disaster even more difficult.
As they prepare to vote on the final tax bill, Senate Republicans are expected to follow their House colleagues who on Tuesday passed a sweeping tax bill containing a provision that will harm the ability of residents to put their lives back together after a disaster.
Disaster victims currently can deduct losses that are not insured and that amount to more than 10 percent of their incomes. Under the new tax plan, deductions for personal loss from natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires would be eliminated unless the event is a federally-declared disaster.
Read more: https://thinkprogress.org/gop-to-eliminate-deduction-de0541f38205/
So everyone has to sit on pins and needles to see if the sexual predator is going to decide if it is a federally -declared disaster-----------------------that to me that is a dictatorship front and center, no other way to describe what that fucker Paul Ryan has done.......................................................
But there is a solution,..........................
https://www.randybryceforcongress.com/
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That would be just as effective as sending it to this administration.
