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but the tax break for privately owned airplanes is still there, thank god. -- nm
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decline
This is a little more complicated than has been reported. -- (link)
Posted by
mara
Dec 4 '17, 07:08
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The Senate’s version of the law would have the effect of making explicit the de facto policy that transportation via private jet is not subject to the same taxes that passengers on commercial airlines incur.
(www.snopes.com)
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how dare you "explicit" *and* "de facto" me on a Monday morning -- nm
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