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2023-03-09

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Biden to Urge 25% Billionaire Tax, Levies on Rich Investors

Capital gain rates would nearly double in president’s planBiden seeks to roll back Trump tax breaks

Biden to Urge 25% Billionaire Tax, Levies on Rich Investors

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The plan would also nearly double the capital gains tax rate for investment to 39.6% from 20% and raise income levies on corporations and wealthy Americans.The proposal, which is largely a reprise of Biden’s multi-trillion dollar Build Back Better economic package, has little chance of passing Congress, particularly now that Republicans control the House of Representatives. 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