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Is King County Sewer Capacity charge lump sum tax deductible?
It is not deductible. It's a charge to new users to cover the costs of improvements and expansion (similar to a hook up fee, although it's spread out over several bills.) Unfortunately, those charges are not deductible.
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Is King County Sewer Capacity charge lump sum tax deductible?
It is not deductible. It's a charge to new users to cover the costs of improvements and expansion (similar to a hook up fee, although it's spread out over several bills.) Unfortunately, those charges are not deductible.
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Is King County Sewer Capacity charge lump sum tax deductible?
Possibly. I assume this is an item added to your property tax bill. If it is a charge applied to everyone in the community for a general community benefit, then it is a deductible property tax, whether it is a flat fee or a percentage of your property value. However, if it is a charge that is only applied to certain homes for a specific benefit for those homes (like new sewer lines installed in your neighborhood only) then the charge increases your cost basis but is not a deductible property tax.
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