wealth tax reforms
"Wealth tax reforms" refer to changes or revisions made to the existing wealth tax system of a country. These reforms typically aim to modify the structure, rates, thresholds, or exemptions of the wealth tax, with the intention of addressing inequality, reducing tax evasion, enhancing fairness, or generating additional revenue for the government.
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- capital gains tax
- economic fairness
- economic inequality
- estate tax
- high-income individuals
- income gap
- median wealth
- millionaires and billionaires
- progressive taxation
- public finance
- redistribution of wealth
- social justice
- tax avoidance
- tax evasion
- tax loopholes
- tax reforms
- taxation policy
- taxing the rich
- ultra-high net worth individuals
- wealth gap
- wealth redistribution
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- estate tax reforms
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