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FYI -- Good info regardless, but it REALLY is not as much as most people think. Look at the back of the Schedule A form for the calculation. A $30,000
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FYI -- Good info regardless, but it REALLY is not as much as most people think.
Look at the back of the Schedule A form for the calculation. A $30,000 car at around 7% tax gets to deduct ~$150. |
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