As the law works now, people typically owe taxes when a cash event happens—as when a worker is paid wages or an investor sells an asset. The Wyden proposal would have taxed holdings for a small group of investors, mostly billionaires, based on paper gains in publicly traded companies....
Losses would have offset gains, and large losses could have been carried forward or back to other years. This so-called mark-to-market approach is used by companies, especially financial firms, in reports to in
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