How the GOP Tax Cut Affects Homeowners

By Lynn Post

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According to this article in Business Insider, both the House and Senate versions of the GOP tax cut will eliminate one of the biggest tax benefits for homeowners.

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The GOP is set to eliminate one of the biggest benefits of owning a home

Housing-industry trade organizations immediately condemned House Republicans’ tax bill when it passed in mid-November. Senate Republicans’ version passed over the weekend. Unlike the House’s bill, it doesn’t halve the mortgage interest deduction, but it could still remove tax benefits for homeowners.

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