Wealth Tax Could Improve Tax Fairness, Law Professor Says

Wealth Tax Could Improve Tax Fairness, Law Professor Says

Indiana University Maurer School of Law

A federal wealth tax aimed at the assets of high-income taxpayers, a tax on corporate book income, and improved IRS funding and enforcement are among measures that would create a fairer tax system, tax law professor David Gamage of Indiana University said at an April 27 Senate Finance Committee panel hearing.

A federal wealth tax aimed at the assets of high-income taxpayers, a tax on corporate book income, and improved IRS funding and enforcement are among measures that would create a fairer tax system, tax law professor David Gamage of Indiana University said at an April 27 Senate Finance Committee panel hearing.

A <a href="/lr/resolve//38wgt">federal wealth tax</a> aimed at the assets of high-income taxpayers, a tax on corporate book income, and improved IRS funding and enforcement are among measures that would create a fairer tax system, David Gamage of Indiana University said at an April 27 Senate Finance Committee panel hearing.

A federal wealth tax aimed at the assets of high-income taxpayers, a tax on corporate book income, and improved IRS funding and enforcement are among measures that would create a fairer tax system, David Gamage of Indiana University said at an April 27 Senate Finance Committee panel hearing.