Debate Intensifies Over Harris's Unrealized Gains Tax Proposal
Critics argue the tax is unfair and unconstitutional, while supporters say it addresses wealth inequality.
- The proposed 25% tax on unrealized gains would affect individuals with over $100 million in assets.
- CNBC hosts and tax experts have criticized the policy as economically destructive and legally questionable.
- Supporters claim the tax would reduce wealth inequality by targeting the ultra-rich who benefit from investment gains.
- Opponents argue the tax could discourage investment and lead to administrative complications.
- The proposal is part of broader tax reforms backed by the Biden administration.