Statistically, you're a country of dodgers https://www.nber.org/papers/w22376
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Let me ponder this for a while, gazing at the distant mountains out of my window while sipping espresso, stroking my chin and guiltily vaping...
I'm curious about this. I get the sense that it probably depends on what's going on w/ loan interest rates? Like, as long as I can borrow at a low rate to pay my taxes, I won't have to sell my assets at inopportune times. High/unstable rates might force me to hold more liquidity
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That said, I dunno how this helps founders who really need to hold onto their controlling interest in their companies. They're not looking for a better time to sell; they're in it for years, decades, possibly life. Obviously not an edge case, super significant to the US economy
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Swiss politics is aware of this and many cantons are introducing measures to not tax early-stage startups at hopeful valuations. You really only get hit with the full wealth tax on your stake once the company makes Real Money.
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