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    Mayors say many families would be hurt by GOP plan to kill state, local tax deduction

    by Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times Oct 16, 2017 3 minutes

    WASHINGTON - Tom Tait, the Republican mayor of Anaheim, Calif., isn't happy about his party's tax-overhaul efforts in Washington because the plan would eliminate a deduction for state and local taxes that helps many of his city's residents.

    In Anaheim's 92806 ZIP Code, for example, the loss of the deduction would lead a family of four with about $52,000 in adjusted gross annual income to pay $2,950 more in taxes, Tait

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