We should just take this to its natural conclusion and tax people simply for thinking of making money.
@yuris Would you support removing the step-up of basis on intergenerational transfer of unrealized assets then? Because right now if you hold something long enough, it never gets taxed, which makes no sense if we value entrepreneurship rather than inherited wealth.
@yuris What are all these OLD people doing in Charge of anything?!? We need the younger - thought provoking - technology using generation to take hold 💪
@yuris Looking forward to "imputed income tax" that taxes you on your potential earning capacity, regardless of what you actually make. They may call it "unrealized personal equity"
@yuris Tax parents when they have a child based off the child's expected lifetime earnings. Tax unvested stock awards. Value tax when you have multiple job offers and don't take the highest one. Immediate tax when you get a degree/certification based off higher lifetime earnings
@yuris I propose the "birth tax". Tax families up front for what their socioeconomic status might predict about an infant's likely lifelong income and tax it upfront.