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New Trump Administration and Taxes
Hey all, with all the talk about President Elect Trump's plans to overhaul the tax code it got me thinking.
Trump wants to lower or consolidate the tax rates into 3 tax rates. Personally I would most likely be moving from the 28% bracket into the 25% bracket. Alongside this he has discussed eliminating the mortgage interest deduction for your personal residence. With a republican Senate and House I think he has a good chance of enacting some sort of tax overhaul.
I own my personal residence and one investment property. My thought was that it would be smart to pay January mortgage payments in December so that I can lock in the deductions for 2016 while tax rates are marginally higher while also locking in the mortgage interest deduction for at least one more month. Accountants, am I on the right track?
Thanks!