What is the Pease limitation on itemized deductions?
The Pease limitation reduced total itemized deductions by 3% of adjusted gross income above a threshold, up to 80% of total deductions. It applied to high earners and affected Schedule A items, including mortgage interest, charitable contributions, and state taxes. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act permanently eliminated it under Sec. 70111, replacing it with a new cap that reduces itemized deductions by 2/37 of the lesser of total deductions or taxable income above the 37% bracket. Sell your home planning helps homeowners model how this new cap affects their Schedule A position.
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