DBA
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What if it's not sold and passes to heirs?When is it realized?If there's no estate tax, cap gains on the 1% is NEVER taxedDemocrats: Tax and spend
Republicans: Borrow and spend
We get the politicians we deserve.
What are you talking about? Do you guys have any clue what you are talking about? Why should anyone pay a tax on something they haven't realized? That is just plain idiocy.
When said asset is sold. If it is never sold, it is never realized. Having $5 million worth of stock doesn't help you much in your day to day life unless i t is sold. If you have $5 million in the bank and are earning interest, you pay tax on that gain, provided you don't have losses to offset them.
Yes, the heirs would get a stepped-up basis in that case.