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U.S. President-elect Joe Biden, shown here at an event in Wilmington, Del., on a recent day, could look to undo some of the 2017 tax cuts, including a potential increase on dividend taxes. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
For wealthy individuals, paying a higher tax rate on dividends could be in the offing under the incoming Biden administration, though it’s far from certain given all of the crosscurrents and political rancor in Washington.
Just what will happen in Washington regarding tax policy after President-elect Biden assumes office is hard to divine, and details of any plans for a dividend tax are scant. A spokeswoman for the Biden transition team referred Barron’s to a tax-policy paper on its website that calls for “those making more.
hitting record highs this week. but the bulls and the bears are still battling about whether gold remains a good investment. our bull, you might have guessed, our friend steven lee, president of lee capital management, and our gold lover extraordinaire, charles lieberman, chief investment officer at capital management. charles, you don t think gold pans out as an investment. why are you hate? i don t hate, i just think it s not an investment. it s a commodity. if you want an investment, an investment either gives you a return or generates income for you somewhere down the road. steel stocks can be an investment. you can generate income. companies are profitable. they pay out dividends. that s an investment. would you buy gold stocks? i would consider buying gold stocks, but i would not buy gold. that is a commodity. you might as well look at gold
a vote of no confidence in america s leaders to seriously deal with our debt crisis before it gets out of hand? it s certainly a vote of faltering confidence. i m not sure it s no confidence. what they re saying is there is a one in three chance that the u.s. credit rating of aaa, a credit rating we ve held all the way back to the first world war, would be lowered if we don t act soon. ali, what i found particularly interesting about the s&p analysis was the conventional wisdom in washington is, wait until the 2012 election, fight it out over that and come and act in 2013 and 2014. the s&p comes and says, no, too late. can t wait until the 2012 election. they say they re going to lower our rates if they don t act before the 2012 elections. you have to deal with it sooner, according to the s&p. steven, an editor with the wall street journal. steven, one thing the economists agree on, and they don t agree on much, most economists say we have to deal with our deficit at some
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