US EditionThe qualified small business stock exclusion overwhelmingly benefits the wealthy and should be reformed in 2025
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The qualified small business stock exclusion overwhelmingly benefits the wealthy and should be reformed in 2025
Overview This year’s debate over the expiring personal income and estate tax provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provides an opportunity for reforming the qualified small business stock exclusion. The QSBS exclusion, which allows investors to avoid paying taxes on capital gains earned on the sale of early-stage stock purchases, is costly and disproportionately benefits the wealthy. It was originally enacted in 1993 and has been subseque…
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