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“Investment managers' covered carried-interest gains should generally be taxed like regular income, and dividends or small-business stock gains tied to those interests should lose special lower-tax treatment.”
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“Investment managers' profits from service-based carried interests should usually be taxed like regular income, including gains from selling the interest, property payouts, and some indirect transfers that substitute for a sale.”
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“Carried-interest tax treatment should cover service-based interests in investment businesses, including some contracts, financial tools, other entity interests, and partnership-funded loans that work like carried interest, while leaving out ordinary debt, qualifying real loans, and active commodities businesses.”
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“Covered investment managers should count income or loss from service-based carried interests when figuring self-employment taxes for Social Security and Medicare.”
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“Taxpayers who avoid the new carried interest rules should face strong penalties, but the rules should still be clear enough for honest taxpayers to follow.”
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“Investment fund managers should pay regular income tax on pay they earn for managing investments, while true gains from money they personally invest can still be treated as investment gains.”
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“Treasury and the IRS should be able to write anti-avoidance, reporting, and recordkeeping details for carried-interest taxes, and taxpayers who underpay through certain avoidance positions could face a 40% penalty.”
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“When someone receives a partnership interest for doing work, tax rules should value it as if the partnership sold its assets and split the remaining money, usually tax that value right away unless the person opts out, and count the taxed amount as the person's partner capital later?”
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