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First, the tax bill sets a new floor: Gifts will be deductible to the extent they exceed 0.5% of your adjusted gross income.

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The “better” plan she is considering for next year, with a $7,000 deductible, is $2,300 each month.

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The charges also include allegations of false tax filings, with prosecutors asserting that campaign-related and personal expenses were misrepresented as deductible business costs.

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Republicans openly admit they want people to pay high deductibles and have terrible coverage because they think it will make them more “responsible.”

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“When something goes wrong in life, having your deductible covered is essential to keeping your financial life out of the ditch,” they write on their website.

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