I'm disappointed that Mr. Cooperman decided he was more comfortable taking softball questions on cable news than subject...
If enacted, the law would generally impose an annual 2 percent wealth tax on the net value of a taxpayer's total assets ...
However, we are concerned that some of the proposals that may be discussed today--such as a national wealth tax, a minim...
the wealth tax would result in the transfer of ownership of those assets from wealthy Americans to wealthy foreigners.
Given how far we have let this inequality grow, I do not see how we can address this problem other than with a wealth ta...
Equity and simplicity may also not be compatible goals.
The truth is, the rich have run amok over the last 50 years of American history, and our government's willing complicity...
We should not have a tax system that allows Fortune 500 companies to not pay federal income tax at all.
The only people who stand to benefit from a weaker IRS are wealthy tax cheats.
But history tells us that such massive inequality is invariably correlated to corruption, unrest, and failed governance.
A fair and just tax system is one that doesn't privilege wealth over work.
Asking ultra-millionaires and billionaires to pay a small percent of their massive wealth is a no-brainer.
We want to make sure they have enough money to be able to go after the complicated tax schemes that the wealthy are able...
But for the wealthiest Americans, it is the honor system.
I will go to bat for the wealth tax with any and all businessmen who want to tell you that it impinges on the American d...
Tax reform is just about choices.
While the IRS has turned its eyes away from the wealthy and from giant corporations, it has come down hardest on the peo...
I think they would help the economy, and especially help shared economic growth and prosperity and level the playing fie...
