- Observers are confident that the Supreme Court will choose prudence over politics in Moore v. United States
- Even if the most contentious issue is sidestepped, Moore could still cause problems
- A ruling in favor of realization being constitutionally required could prevent a mark-to-market tax on billionaires
- A wealth tax is already a political non-starter due to public opposition to levies on unrealized income
- A mark-to-market tax on billionaires may not address the issue of inequality
- A wealth tax is more about politics than tax policy
- Politics play a significant role in tax policy
- A wealth tax is important for advancing a VAT
Source: forbes.com
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