We need to talk about this until the media deigns to mention it. The major innovation hubs have paper millionaires (and billionaires) whose "wealth" is primarily ownership of their own fast-growing companies. Do we want them forced to liquidate or take massive loans against that?https://twitter.com/Jason/status/1193218506491228160 …
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The point is its not difficult to plan for taxes and maintain some reasonable liquidity. In fact, its only difficult for people without means.
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Coming up with $60 million in liquidity per billion in value every year is not reasonable by any stretch. Not everybody is a hedge fund manager or private equity just shuffling financial assets around. If you have real companies with real buildings and equipment, you can't do it.
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Since Prop 13, most California homeowners property taxes have dropped to less than a fraction of a percent. Government at all levels is now funded by income taxes on the 1% plus some sales taxes & user fees.
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