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Local Taxes

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Local taxes
Property, sewer, school, or other community paid to a locality. Local taxes are usually deductible for federal income tax purposes.

Local Taxes
Taxes one pays to a city, county, or other local government. Local taxes may take a variety of forms, but common examples include property taxes, sales taxes, and, in some cases, wage taxes. Local taxes exist to fund operations of the local government, such as road maintenance, police protection, and schooling for children.


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