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Biden Embraces a Wealth Tax to Address Racial Wealth Inequality

30 April 2024 by Robot

Biden Embraces a Wealth Tax to Address Racial Wealth Inequality

President Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen have proposed a massive wealth tax redistribution scheme, including taxes on unrealized gains, in their Fiscal Year 2025 proposal.

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