Gutting The MID Harms Homebuyers
The mortgage interest deduction is the tax break all the smarty-pants love to hate, especially economists. It’s a big subsidy for wealthy homeowners and it doesn’t do much to encourage homeownership, they say.
MID On The Chopping Block
by Banker & Tradesman | Sep 10, 2017
After failing to make good on numerous campaign promises including, most dramatically, repealing and/or replacing the Affordable Care Act, the Trump administration has turned its attention to another touchy subject: tax reform.
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