NTUF Says Wyden’s Mark-to-Market Proposal Is Impractical 

National Taxpayers Union Foundation

A proposal by Senate Finance Committee ranking minority member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to move the U.S. to a mark-to-market tax system, which would annually tax assets based on their value, suffers from implementation challenges and ultimately isn't worth pursuing, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation said in a December 18 report.  

<p>A proposal by Senate Finance Committee ranking minority member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to move the U.S. to a mark-to-market tax system, which would annually tax assets based on their value, suffers from implementation challenges and ultimately isn't worth pursuing, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation said in a December 18 report.  </p>

<p>A proposal by Senate Finance Committee ranking minority member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to move the U.S. to a mark-to-market tax system, which would annually tax assets based on their value, suffers from implementation challenges and ultimately isn't worth pursuing, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation said in a December 18 report.</p>

A proposal by Senate Finance Committee ranking minority member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., to move the U.S. to a mark-to-market tax system, which would annually tax assets based on their value, suffers from implementation challenges and ultimately isn't worth pursuing, the National Taxpayers Union Foundation said in a December 18 report.