But they should not include sales taxes, since they are no longer deductible.

Under the Federal income tax laws that took effect last year, credit card interest is no longer deductible, and many consumers have paid off their balances.

In addition to the rate's being high, the interest paid on these cards is no longer tax deductible.

For example, interest on personal loans is no longer deductible on the Federal return.

The dues were no longer deductible, only part of the bill is now deductible.

For example, someone with an adjusted gross income of $60,000 will find the first $1,200 in miscellaneous expenses are no longer deductible.

Reducing state sales taxes, which are no longer deductible at the Federal level, would target relief where it is most needed.

She added that such policies carry a loan interest rate, which is no longer deductible.

Personal interest like that on credit cards or automobile loans is no longer deductible.

(The bad news, he said, is that state sales taxes are no longer deductible.)