The important thing is to be continuously patching vulnerabilities in the tax code as new exploits (loopholes) are discovered. The democratic process, being a deliberative process, is at a huge disadvantage in this. There needs to be a way to delegate the authority to make adjustments to the tax code to actual experts in tax strategy, subject of course to legislative enactment within a year. It would be much more democratic in the long run, more in keeping with the spirit of democracy.

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Millionaires might need a little encouragement to invest in tangible productive assets rather than derivatives and crypto "assets" and other casino capitalism fluff. Even without such incentives for the millionaires, taxing billionaires will do a lot more to prevent more "asset" bubbles than taxing millionaires. Billionaire money is what really inflates things to extremes.
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