The feasibility and desirability of a wealth tax by Robert F. van Brederode
By: Brederode, Robert F. W. van
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In this installment of Tax matters, van Brederode considers five key questions, including constitutionality, surrounding the feasibility and desirability of the United States implementing a wealth tax, as proposed by President Biden and Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
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