Have any of you ever heard of the 4th amendment?! 

However, while the 2018 tax plan has not been implemented, both the House and Senate version amend the exclusion so that you have to live in the house for at least 5 years, effectively killing this benefit.

Any issue with the first amendment rights of Americans is a different topic I would be happy to address another at time.

The PM could refuse to amend the contract but it's worth a try.

She sounds like someone who is super versed in landlord-tenant law, so I would take the advice others have noted above and find specialized legal counsel (someone who really knows landlord-tenant laws in your state and is up to date with all o the recent amendments + changes).

Then I amend the counterclaim, to add on a few more weeks.

What is the 16th Amendment and did it grant such a body NEW tax powers and jurisdiction for that power?

Do you amend and try to cover all of the horrible stuff that needs to be added with the next tenant?

@Phil Brandt I by far am not a tax person, however can't you get your accountant to correct the error and or make an amendment to your taxes?

A lot of jurisdictions will impose a "fee" instead of a "tax" in order to either get around voter sentiment ("don't tax us more") or to get around statutory requirements that any new taxes must be approved by the voters (as is the case here in Colorado due to the TABOR amendment).I personally don't know Kentucky lodging tax well enough...but those are the questions I would ask.