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W4RLR
Feb 10, 2015Explorer
TenOC wrote:Perfectly logical...the landlord puts capital at risk to provide housing for renters, whose only capital investment is their monthly rent check. The landlord has to finance the housing, pay property taxes on the housing, maintain the housing. All that requires putting capital at risk. Therefore the landlord, and not the renter, should get the tax credit.pitch wrote:
Why should I or anyone one else subsidize your pleasure? Never heard of a TAX subsidy for a golf cart or any other pleasure item.
The tax code does not have any logic. For example no tax brake for the renter who pays the landlord who get the deduction for the mortgage interest.
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