Equitable Growth Group Rep Recommends Taxing Wealth

Equitable Growth Group Rep Recommends Taxing Wealth

Washington Center for Equitable Growth

Improving wealth taxation through measures such as a mark-to-market system, a destination-based or global minimum tax on corporations, and a net worth tax on individuals could improve fairness and reduce economic inequality, Heather Boushey of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth said at a House Budget Committee hearing.

Improving wealth taxation through measures such as a mark-to-market system, a destination-based or global minimum tax on corporations, and a net worth tax on individuals could improve fairness and reduce economic inequality, Heather Boushey of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth said at a House Budget Committee hearing.

Improving wealth taxation through measures such as a mark-to-market system, a destination-based or global minimum tax on corporations, and a net worth tax on individuals could improve fairness and reduce economic inequality, Heather Boushey of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth said at a September 19 House Budget Committee hearing.

Improving wealth taxation through measures such as a mark-to-market system, a destination-based or global minimum tax on corporations, and a net worth tax on individuals could improve fairness and reduce economic inequality, Heather Boushey of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth said at a September 19 House Budget Committee hearing.