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“People with more than $1 million in taxable income should not get the lower tax rate on long-term capital gains.”
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“Special carried-interest tax treatment should cover investment-management pay tied to partnership interests and some related stock, option, derivative, or SPAC arrangements when the value depends on investment performance.”
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“Dividends and certain small-business stock gains tied to an investment manager's service-based fund interest should not receive lower special tax rates or exclusions.”
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“Ultra-wealthy taxpayers should pay the 3.8 percent net investment income tax on all of their net investment income, in addition to other taxes they owe.”
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“Covered taxpayers would pay the 3.8 percent net investment income tax on all net investment income and could owe extra tax on large deferred compensation or severance, while payers would report certain compensation over $5 million.”
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“Tax rules for carried interest should clearly say which fund managers, investment businesses, and workarounds are covered.”
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“People who owe the federal net investment income tax should pay a much higher rate, more business income should count for that tax when it is not already taxed as wages or self-employment income, and net operating loss deductions should not reduce the tax owed.”
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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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“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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“People who receive partnership interests for doing work should usually value the interest as if the partnership sold its assets and count that value as income right away unless they properly opt out.”
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