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Finally! Congress Enacts Tax Extends Part 2
The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016, enacted Dec. 18, 2015, extends a long list of expired tax provisions into the future. Unlike past extension legislation, Congress extended many provisions permanently. In more traditional fashion, some of the others were extended for five years, and many for two years. The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the total cost of the tax provisions in the bill will be $622 billion over 10 years.
These tax breaks include but are not limited to savings for teachers, parking and transit benefits, and certain charitable contributions which will be discussed in this blog. Without Congress extending these various provisions, millions of Americans were in danger of losing these beneficial tax breaks by 2017.
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Posted in Business Expenses, Charitable Contributions, Deductions, Investment-Related Deductions, Qualified Education Expenses | Tagged I.R.C. § 132, I.R.C. § 1367, I.R.C. § 164, I.R.C. § 170, I.R.C. § 179, I.R.C. § 408, I.R.C. § 41, I.R.C. § 512, I.R.C. § 62, The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016 | Leave a comment