In 2018, Warren Buffett was worth $84 billion. The effective tax rate on his mountain of wealth? 0.006%. My #WealthTax would have raised $2.5 billion from Buffett in 2018 alone that we could use to invest in things like #UniversalChildCare & more.

Oct 18, 2021 · 10:23 AM UTC

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YES ... YES ... YES!
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25% after the first $100k. Simple. Easy. Effective. No exemptions.
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I thought he was supposed to be righteous or something, and donate it himself?
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Many of the ultra wealthy have signed into a giving pledge. givingpledge.org/. Buffet is prominent amount this group
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Using “net worth” (which is composed of fluctuating asset values rather than realized gains) is a fundamentally dishonest and unjust way to build tax policy.
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Change the freaking tax codes so these people can't use all the loopholes to not pay. I say flat rate tax for all and no sneaky deductions....
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Both of you politicians are millionaires. Please send half to the irs.
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#SeizeAndNationalize unused hoards of wealth
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I'm tired of breaking my back to make someone else rich and being taken advantage of for my labor.
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How, exactly, do you plan on taxing wealth that is not liquid? Is the government going to seize his ownership equities of companies? Do you really not see a problem with this?