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“The 30% minimum-tax system should apply to people, estates, and trusts with adjusted gross income over $1 million, or over $500,000 for married people filing separate returns.”
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“Very high-income individuals and other noncorporate taxpayers should owe an extra federal tax when their existing federal taxes fall below a fair-share minimum amount.”
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“Very high-income people, estates, and trusts should owe extra federal tax when their counted federal and payroll taxes are less than 30% of adjusted gross income after the allowed charitable deduction.”
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“Individuals, estates, and trusts should pay an extra 10% federal tax on income above $2 million for joint filers and surviving spouses, or above $1 million for taxpayers who do not file jointly. Corporations would not pay this surtax.”
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“The extra high-income surtax should be based on adjusted gross income with specific adjustments for investment interest, estates and trusts, nonresident aliens, and U.S. citizens and residents abroad who exclude foreign earned income.”
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“The extra minimum tax should start above $1 million of adjusted gross income, or above $500,000 for a married person filing separately, phase in gradually above that line, and rise with inflation after 2025.”
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“Very high-income taxpayers should be measured against a minimum tax target equal to 30 percent of adjusted gross income, after subtracting only the limited charity deduction allowed by the fair-share formula.”
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“Estates and trusts should be able to owe the 10% surtax, while trusts devoted entirely to qualifying charitable purposes should not owe it.”
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“Regular income tax, alternative minimum tax, and specified Social Security, Medicare, and self-employment taxes should count when deciding whether a very high-income taxpayer has already met the 30% target.”
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