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V Kaliforniji vroče razprave o davku na milijarderje, ki jih je vse več

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By Alicia Clanton Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Deli novico Facebook Post Tweet WhatsApp Viber Elektronski naslov Podari članek Link copied Copy link Politika V Kaliforniji vroče razprave o davku na milijarderje, ki jih je vse več Vir: Alicia Clanton in Brad Hooker - Bloomberg vse novice iz rubrike Politika Registrirajte se in odklenite 5 člankov! *Začnite dan z e-pismom z najpomembnejšimi poslovnimi novicami Registracija Nadaljujte z branjem tako, da izberete eno od spodnjih možnosti.
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Tax-The-Rich Masterminds Bet Their Moment Has Finally Arrived

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By Alicia Clanton Verified
| Financial Advisor Verified
When Senator Elizabeth Warren ran for president in 2020, she suggested making America’s richest households pay a tax on their wealth. David Gamage was one of the people called in to work on it. Gamage, a University of Missouri tax law professor who worked in the Treasury Department under President Barack Obama, was asked to help tailor a proposal and then a bill that could survive legal challenges.
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Wealth-Tax Masterminds Bet That Their Moment Has Finally Arrived

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By Alicia Clanton Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
When Senator ran for president in 2020, she suggested making America’s richest households pay a tax on their wealth. David Gamage was one of the people called in to work on it. Gamage, a University of Missouri tax law professor who worked in the Treasury Department under President , was asked to help tailor a proposal and then a bill that could survive legal challenges.
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