My 2017 Fed deductions are 3x more than the 2018 Fed deductions. I know mortgage interest has changed but I cannot see why so large a difference.

badmanners99 · ‎June 6, 2019

SweetieJean · ‎June 6, 2019

Check for data entry errors, especially commas and decimals.

Did you have some special deduction in 2017, such as a one time medical expense? Also be aware that, for 2018, state/local/property/sales taxes are capped at $10,000. Also see:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/9-tax-deductions-individuals-can-no-longer-claim-for-their-2018-taxes/

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SweetieJean · ‎June 6, 2019

Check for data entry errors, especially commas and decimals.

Did you have some special deduction in 2017, such as a one time medical expense? Also be aware that, for 2018, state/local/property/sales taxes are capped at $10,000. Also see:

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/9-tax-deductions-individuals-can-no-longer-claim-for-their-2018-taxes/

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My 2017 Fed deductions are 3x more than the 2018 Fed deductions. I know mortgage interest has changed but I cannot see why so large a difference.

My 2017 Fed deductions are 3x more than the 2018 Fed deductions. I know mortgage interest has changed but I cannot see why so large a difference.

My 2017 Fed deductions are 3x more than the 2018 Fed deductions. I know mortgage interest has changed but I cannot see why so large a difference.

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