One of the weirdest features of CA's proposed wealth tax is that it also hits nonresidents who do a lot of business there. *Anyone* who visits 60 days out of any year is subjected to a prorated version of the tax, even though they are not entitled to the benefits of residency.https://twitter.com/antoniogm/status/1294670357933076480 …
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100% agreed However, if that's your reasoning, then I think your issue may be w the concept of wealth taxes generally, vs. CA specifically What's your opinion of USA's unique citizenship-based taxation? Many are surprised to learn that there are people who 1/2
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...have never set foot in the U.S. and never worked for a U.S. entity, but have woken up one day to find they have a huge U.S. tax liability, simply because they had an American parent (thereby inheriting American citizenship and with it, an ongoing, global tax obligation.) 2/2
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