Beats me. 1. I think this will be a favorite topic among tax lawyers and CPAs during their annual compliance training. I am neither a CPA nor do I play one on television. Even if I were I would be cautious until I completed my training. 2. I suspect they will have an answer on the basics by July. Some of the fine print will need to be resolved by follow up legislation threatened but nothing definite has moved or tax court cases. 3. In the meantime proceed with a caution. Withhold a little generously keep a paper trail on everything. Show that you are making a good faith effort to comply with the Feds. In the next to worse case scenario you get a generous refund and learned you gave interest loan to the government. You ensue the worst case scenario is straight payment and skip any penalties. 4. Me I do not worry. I play with TurboTax every year. I end up learning that my best course is standard deductions and exemptions. Chances are Trumpu2019s tax bill will cost me a few bucks but less than I would in a state like New York. The President seems determined to stick it to his old neighbors.Thanks for the a2A Lance Berg