Liz Warren’s New Wealth Tax

In this video, Liz Warren outlines her proposed wealth tax and its potential impact on the economy and income inequality. Discover how this policy could reshape personal finance for high-net-worth individuals and what it means for the average American’s financial future.

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20 Comments

  1. Donate your home to an eligible 501 (C)(3) and eliminate capital gain tax. Then deduct the appraised value of your home as charitable giving on your return for a one hundred percent deduction.

  2. Wealth taxes don’t really work in practice because it’s relatively easy to convert liquid assets into things that are hard to value or track. That makes enforcement difficult and inconsistent.

    That’s one of the reasons the founders never seriously implemented a direct wealth tax—it raises fairness and administrability concerns. It’s hard to apply uniformly, and it can end up being both inefficient and unevenly enforced.

  3. When FOMO kicks in, even 20T Market Cap Asset Like GOLD can do 2x. Imagine what its like when money start flow into BTC, $GRO90P$, ETH, SOL

  4. W moim kraju myślą nad wprowadzeniem podatku od posiadanej nieruchomości w wysokości 10% jej wartości rocznie.
    Czyli po 10 latach trzeba by oddać państwu 100% wartości nieruchomości.
    To jest jakiś absurd.
    Przeszkadza im obecny podatek który wynosi 1% w skali roku.

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