/---/ The tax envy crowd, whom I'm certain take every tax break allowable, can't see past their own noses.It seems as if the authors of this "study" want the government to tax "unrealized" capital gains, as those gains aren't taxed by the government yet it appears as if they are counting those unrealized gains as income.
To do as the authors of this bullshit suggest would require a legion of assessors to assign a value to each asset in the country and outside the country for property owned by US citizens.
It would lead to tens of thousands of appeals as people would contest those tax assessments, it would be one expensive venture.
Further, if a property owner disposes of property to get the funds to pay the tax, that will reduce the value of that class of property, should it reduce the tax owed?
If Bezos has to sell a million shares of AMZN to pay his tax, what will that do to the nest eggs and retirement of the other shareholders?