r/Tax_Strategy

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Treasury ends ownership reporting rules for U.S. companies | The rules, intended to combat money laundering and other financial crimes, imposed an undue burden on American businesses, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

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u/FreeHugs23 — 8 days ago
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California Will Never Tax a Dime of Shohei Ohtani’s $680 Million. The Federal Law He’s Counting On Also Protects Your 401(k) the Day You Retire Across State Lines

finance.yahoo.com
u/PeriodOfTime1 — 9 days ago

Surely now we can accept a tax increase?

The number of problems facing our country are numerous in nature and increasing. Add the infrasture and farming support required to deal with the increasing heat we are going to experience every year to the need for modernised water infrasture - build and staff more prisons - clean our oceans and rivers - increase our standing military and equipment - build more houses - arrest the loss of talented teachers and doctors to other nations. Given all of this and more surely the british people can accept an increase in personal taxes?

Is growth a better solution, yes - but this will take time to develop right? Especially given the state of world affairs right now.

Am I wrong? I would appreciate a wide range of views on this - not looking to argue just encourage solutions

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u/The-Big-Dapper — 6 days ago

The Ultra-Rich Are Fleeing High‑Tax Countries. Here’s Where They’re Moving. There’s a few countries attracting the lion’s share.

inc.com
u/PeriodOfTime1 — 8 days ago