Tackling the billion-dollar tax questions

Episode 91

Episode Notes

Bruce and Jeff speak to Nick Frelinghuysen, managing director and portfolio manager at Chilton Trust, to unwrap the latest Biden tax proposal, known as the billionaire minimum income tax. They explore the big questions: Is this constitutional? Is this really just a billion-dollar campaign slogan? Without this distraction of a tax that will likely never pass, what can be accomplished while Democrats are still the majority?

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