An unrealized gains tax would impose levies on the increased value of assets—like stocks or property—before they are sold. Currently, such gains are only taxed upon sale. Proponents argue it targets wealthy investors who borrow against appreciating assets, potentially funding social programs. Critics warn it could force asset sales to cover tax bills.
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