‘Tax Us Now,’ 100 Millionaires Make An Unusual Plea

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More than 100 millionaires made an unusual plea on Wednesday: “Tax us now”. Their appeal came as a study backed by wealthy individuals and nonprofits found that a wealth tax on the world’s richest people could raise $2.52 trillion per year — enough to pay for Covid vaccines for everyone and pull 2.3 billion … Continue reading ‘Tax Us Now,’ 100 Millionaires Make An Unusual Plea

More than 100 millionaires made an unusual plea on Wednesday: “Tax us now”.

“The world — every country in it — must demand the rich pay their fair share,” the letter says. “Tax us, the rich, and tax us now.”Their plea follows a report by global charity Oxfam this week which said that the world’s 10 wealthiest men doubled their fortunes to $1.5 trillion during the first two years of the pandemic while inequality and poverty soared.

The signatories include wealthy men and women from the United States, Canada, Germany, Britain, Denmark, Norway, Austria, the Netherlands and Iran. The tax would be set at two percent for those worth over $5 million, three percent for over $50 million, and five percent for over $1 billion.The group said a steeper progressive tax, which includes a 10 percent levy on billionaires, would raise $3.62 trillion a year. The actual levels of taxation would be country-specific.

 

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