The following article by Jim Spencer was posted on the Star Tribune website September 1, 2018:
Those who rely heavily on deductions could see a bill.
In the past, McClure’s system has led to little more than minor tweaks. This year, under the new federal tax law, he will owe the federal government $6,800 in April if he doesn’t radically alter his withholding for the remainder of the 2018 tax year.
“This whole tax-cut thing was sold to middle-class Americans as ‘we’re all going to get a tax cut,’ ” McClure said. “This wasn’t what I expected.”
REMINDER: Rep. Erik Paulsen voted FOR this bill, which provides a large, permanent tax cut for corporation and a moderate one that expires for his constituents. Most of that cut will be impacted by the other changes in the bill including a decrease in the allowed amount of property tax that can be deducted from personal taxes.