April 15… Tax Day. “Donald Trump is introducing a 30 percent tax on shredded cheese. It's part of his plan to Make America Grate Again.” Plenty of people were, no doubt, working on their federal taxes last night, as well as state income taxes although nine states don’t have income tax and others, like Mississippi and Oklahoma, are seeking to eliminate it altogether. Some of those working on their taxes could very well have bought or refinanced a home last month. According to
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