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Taxing unrealized capital gains and increasing corporate tax rates can have significant consequences for a country's economy and investment landscape.

When faced with such policies, corporations often seek more favorable tax environments, leading to a phenomenon known as corporate inversion or relocation. See IRELAND! See California. This exodus can result in job losses, reduced economic activity, and a shrinking tax base for the country implementing these measures.

High net worth individuals, similarly, may choose to relocate to jurisdictions with more favorable tax regimes when confronted with taxes on unrealized gains or higher overall tax burdens. This capital flight can have a detrimental effect on local economies, as it reduces investment, philanthropic activities, and consumer spending in the original country.

The departure of wealthy individuals and corporations can create a self-reinforcing cycle, where the loss of tax revenue prompts governments to raise taxes further, potentially exacerbating the problem and leading to even more departures. See Norway, See California, etc.

BILLIONAIRES THAT FLED CALIFORNIA FOR TAX REASONS

Elon Musk
Larry Ellison
Joe Rogan
Peter Thiel
David Sacks

Politicians think they can control food prices? That’s just crazy. And raising corporate taxes from 23% to 28% is a huge jump of 21.7%! This will hurt America’s ability to compete with other countries.Trying to fix prices and increase taxes? We’ve seen this before, and it doesn’t work.

In crazy tax regimes, wealth takes its flight,
For in the escape hatch, money gives us wings.

It’s hard to understand how governments fail to recognize this.

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believer

Fiat food. His premise. Unaffordable food costs leads to revolutions

WillyG

Outside of taxing unrealized gains, I dont agree with most of that post. Wealthy people and companies need to start paying their fair share of taxes. Enough is enough.

Not Elon

In the 1950's, the tax rate for corporations was 52%. The more they made the more they were taxed. Instead, they paid their employees more and did more research so they wouldn't have to pay that tax. The economy was great then. So just like the trickle down effect, this is bs.

Steve

Trust me when I say ANY socilaist Government will screw you financially...It's in their DNA.....Just look at the U.K right now and other countries where the left have been in charge.....Economies should be driven by market forces and if you don't think big corp pays enough tax change the law so it does.....whenever socialists 'go after' the wealthy it is those who voted them in that get punished more....important lesson there

HappyBoo

Who are the high net worth individuals who recently left Ireland? I am in Ireland right now and there are a number of high net worth individuals who have moved here. Particularly from the U.S. Of course, the U.K. Someone even from Dubai! He and his family moved here about a year ago. (I am not in Dublin.)

WillyG

Your comment makes no sense. Just how is anyone "going after" the wealthy? By TAXING them! They consider being taxed higher as going after them. And they have you parroting it. 🤣

WillyG

How the elite convinced people that taxing them is communism is simply beyond me.

Munnzie

I'm SO confused..... "The corporate tax rate has been 21% since 2018. This would be the first hike in the corporate tax rate in over 40 years." Doesn't this mean that the tax rate increased before/in 2018? How is 2024 - 2018 40 years???

Paul O

Sounds pretty on point to me our fiat system certainly contributes to the degradation of nutritional food quality and create misaligned incentives within the food industry!!!

Bitcoin Tenderloin

This doesn’t make any sense. Democrats never address the root of the problem and just try to charge others more to make up for it. Classic case - cost of college. Instead of finding a way to drive the costs down they raise interest rates, create grant & loan programs, and began canceling student loan debt. Upper Class Money laundering

JohnC

The ("Draconian") Wharton School endorses a similar increase in taxes on High Income Households and Corporations (from 37 to 45%, applies to any taxable income above $578,125 for single filers. Below that threshold are graduated tax cuts.