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    Kamala Harris schlägt 25 % Steuer auf nicht realisierte Gewinne für vermögende Privatpersonen vor


    Kamala Harris schlägt 25 % Steuer auf nicht realisierte Gewinne für vermögende Privatpersonen vor

    https://finbold.com/kamala-harris-proposes-25-tax-on-unrealized-gains-for-high-net-worth-individuals/

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    1. hiorea on

      > It’s worth noting that Biden’s proposed 25% tax on unrealized gains would solely affect individual taxpayers with over $100 million in net assets.

      My 0.003 btc is safe then

    2. katiecharm on

      Good.  I hope it happens because as pants on head butt fuckingly stupid as that rule would be – confidential crypto like Monero and Beam would skyrocket 

    3. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Vice President Kamala Harris supports President Joe Biden’s tax plan, which includes a 25% tax on unrealized gains for individuals with over $100 million in net assets, aiming to generate $5 trillion in revenue over a decade. This plan is part of a broader strategy to address the U.S. deficit and debt, ensuring high-net-worth individuals contribute a fairer share. It also proposes increasing the corporate tax rate to 28%, which, combined with other taxes, could position the U.S. as having the highest total tax rate on corporate income in the developed world. The plan faces potential challenges in Congress, even with a Democratic majority.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    4. DJCityQuamstyle on

      I bought some TON last week sooo this more than likely doesn’t apply to me

    5. InclineDumbbellPress on

      Also if anyone knows how this would work exactly please let me know. Like lets say my bags are up in the morning – and i dont sell – and then red in the evening do I still get taxed? Because theres this thing called volatility

    6. AdOpposite6867 on

      This does not apply to the people on this sub. We all buy high and sell low.

    7. blabbyrinth on

      >>$100 million in net assets

      Has nothing to do with us, we’re all dead in the red!

    9. Extreme_Nectarine_29 on

      I’m not Portuguese but I love the Portugal approach on crypto.

      TLDR: 28% tax on profits. ** NO TAX If you hold more than a year.**

      That really puts an incentive no hold the right coins and do trading/gambling.

    10. fan_of_hakiksexydays on

      You need to have at least $100 million.

      And it’s only taxed on the dollars you make over $100 million. So your first $100 Million is not taxed by this.

      The goal is an aggressive approach at closing loopholes billionaires use to not pay taxes.

      It’s likely never gonna pass, and is more of a bargaining chip to help pass a subsequent less aggressive policy to target those loopholes.

    11. CincyBrandon on

      Key context: high net worth individuals. The top .1%. If you make less than $100 million, it won’t affect you.

    12. South-Attorney-5209 on

      Taxing loans that use unrealized gains as collateral would be far more effective.

      Banks would be required to increase the loan amount by the tax and file it on any loans greater than X million amount.

      Banks would earn additional interest holding the extra loan amount and if you make the rate 10% or something below income rates, wealthy people would still do it.

      Then use that income to give middle class additional tax breaks on owning property, lower student loan rates and expanded child tax credit.

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