Can I deduct Municiple Utility District (MUD) taxes I've paid?

Can I deduct Texas Municiple Utility District (MUD) taxes I've paid?

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Yes, The Municipal Utility District taxes can be deducted as Real Estate taxes. These taxes are used for the repayment of bonds issued to cover infrastructure so they qualify as real estate taxes.

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My friend put both of my sources of income under 401K but they are 403B and so is the East Bay Municipal Utility District???

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