Which states allow 2% miscellaneous deductions?

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December 7, 2019
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Best answer by IRonMaN

Rumor has it, Minnesota allows it. So does South Dakota, Texas, Nevada, Florida, Alaska, Tennessee, Washington, and Wyoming.

IRonMaNAnswer

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Rumor has it, Minnesota allows it. So does South Dakota, Texas, Nevada, Florida, Alaska, Tennessee, Washington, and Wyoming.

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TaxesInMA

Level 3

Why clutter up this place with misinformation?

Especially when this joke turns out to be the top answer to a Google search. (And there's no "/s" or other tag to indicate this is a joke.)

Aren't there plenty of other places for humor?

Actual answer, I think: Arkansas, California, Minnesota & New York.

Pennsylvania and some other states decided not to allow the miscellaneous 2% itemized deduction, though misinformation is still out there.

Just-Lisa-Now-

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You want us to all call out if our resident state allows it, or you want someone else to go do the research for you?

California allows it.

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TaxesInMA

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Thank you. I think Arkansas and Minnesota and New York too.

abctax55

Level 15

The Tax Book has a great "All States" resource book, either paper or thru their on-line WebLibrary. It's a great research resource for tax professionals.

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Ernie

Level 7

What state(s) do you deal with?

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TaxesInMA

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Information is spotty and sometimes incorrect/unhelpful (top answer indicates several states that don't *have* income taxes).

I think Arkansas, California, Minnesota and New York still allow the 2% deduction, at least in part. I'm not sure about others.

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