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SALT Break Sought by NY, CA Pays Off Across US

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 03 September 2026, 19:32 UTC 1 min read
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Bloomberg's Caitlin Reilly joins Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Real Yield." The expanded state and local tax deduction championed by New York lawmakers is gaining favor around the US, benefiting well-heeled taxpayers in states like Ohio, Colorado, North Carolina, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Bloomberg's Caitlin Reilly joins Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Real Yield." The expanded state and local tax deduction championed by New York lawmakers is gaining favor around the US, benefiting well-heeled taxpayers in states like Ohio, Colorado, North Carolina, Michigan and Pennsylvania. (Source: Bloomberg)
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