Liquidity may be a bigger problem for other assets, but can't the IRS just take 3% of the the thing on paper, and collect the $ whenever it's sold? I feel like some creativity to accommodate this new kind of tax should be able to make it practical in most cases.
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@MattBruenig says that’s okThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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As long as they just auction off the stocks or do mirror voting seems like that would be fine? Agree we don't want active management by the IRS.
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Actually having the IRS take 3% of the company on paper and just hold onto it and mirror vote solves your problem as everyone's votes are diluted equally!
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