Row 9750

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The company/other market players would most likely repurchase their stock. Which is excellent for market liquidity and limiting speculation.

And the State needs money, it can't nationalize the enterprise, unless there's a strategic reason to do so (which already happens).

As for non-publicly traded enterprises, that is indeed more complex. The tax could be equivalent to the tax on capital, provided some valuation method is agreed upon. Perhaps the employees would get a way to slowly acquire the company they work for with these programs?

The same goes for property tax by the way: 2% of the value of your home/year. It would require things like reverse mortgage tools for elderly people, but is a nice redistribution tool.

Based on the total and median wealth of household in France, as well as the total valuation of enterprises in France, the amount of collectable taxes would be equivalent to income tax + VAT + corporate profit taxes. Also, a median household would be taxed at about the same rate.

I am not saying everything is square in this scheme, it's just a fantasy I'd like to see developed and discussed more, because I think, in an ideal world, it should be better to tax unproductive wealth rather than business activity/profit.

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