#Taxing

Fadhel Kaboub

FadhelKaboub

Ten #MMT tips to remember on #TaxDay:1. Federal #taxes don't fund federal spending, so let's #decouple these two important tools.2. Taxes offset #Government spending. 3. It's a matter of #logic:

KVP

KyleVanPelt

Blackrock acquires Aperio for 1bn. Less than a week later, JPM acquires 55IP.There will be a ton of great analysis on these and Direct Indexing as a whole, but I

Gabriel Zucman

gabriel_zucman

The 18 wealthiest Americans now own 1.25% of all US wealth — a share 10 times as large as in 1982(Source: http://gabriel-zucman.eu/files/SaezZucman2020JEP.pdf) With an 8% annual wealth tax for deca-billionaires

Richard Rubin

RichardRubinDC

Listened this morning to appeals-court oral arguments in NY v Mnuchin, the case where NY and other states are arguing that the 2017 SALT cap is unconstitutional. One can never

Sam Rosenfeld

sam_rosenfeld

Back in the spring when Trump decided for about a week that the battle against Covid was like a war and thus he was a wartime president, debates broke out

TommasoFaccio

FaccioTommaso

Great to see both @IMFNews & @WorldBank staff showing support for UN tax committee proposed changes to model convention to tax automated digital businesses (Article 12b) which will be finalised

John Brooks

jakebrooksGULC

Furman is right that taxing student debt forgiveness would undermine its effectiveness. But fortunately, he’s wrong that it would be actually be taxable. The mistaken belief that forgiveness is taxable

Vaughn Stewart

DelegateStewart

Some folks assume taxing the rich divides Democrats--progressives support, moderates oppose.But this issue only divides *elected* Democrats. The vast majority of Democratic *voters* (and half of Republicans!) want to tax

Rahul Bajoria

RahulBajoria_

A few points on today’s budget. Just some thoughts, in no particular order. Today’s budget marked an important departure from the government’s thought process of taxing and spending. Taxes are

Fouru2get2no1776

HB04920973

You all figure it out yet ?It's not a left it right issue. It's not a racist issue. It's not a political issue . It's the 1% against the people.

coretta scotch bonnett

sherrydacosta

For those still deciding on where to place their votes in the upcoming Canadian elections - liberals and conservatives voted NO to tax Canadian millionaires 1% to give each Canadian

brittany packnett cunningham.

MsPackyetti

I've been reflecting on the exhaustion many are feeling right now.I believe some of it is because yes, much is under attack in new ways.Some have just had the veneer

Carl Sudholz

csudholz

Google are NOT an all powerful conglomerate who controls the internet. Anyone can use the internet and NEVER EVER use a Google product or visit a Google site. Right now,

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

One very under-discussed problem of the filibuster is that it orients Congress towards taxing and spending issues, and away from all other questions, like democracy reform. The former can go

Sarah Fischer

SarahFischer__

I see many Canadians decrying the “attack on democracy” in the US yesterday, but where was the public outrage when our own PM tried to get away with unlimited taxing

The Debt Collective

StrikeDebt

So, one FAQ (that we will assume is in good faith) is "what's wrong with means testing?" People often want resources to go to those who "need" it and that's

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