Nevada has one of the lowest potential benefits for the state and local (SALT) deduction cap in the country, according to a new report.

The typical homeowner in the state could potentially get back $1,090 (the median annual savings), and only two states, Alaska ($1,052) and South Dakota ($1,033) would get less, according to a new report from Redfin.

President Donald Trump included the SALT deduction as part of his “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and the provision is for taxpayers to reduce their federally taxable income by avoiding double taxation in some cases. The act was first introduced in 2017 and Trump increased eligibility this year.

The cap allows homeowners who itemize tax breaks to potentially deduct up to $40,000 from federal taxes for state and local income taxes plus property

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