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Posted: 2025-07-01 12:18:24 UTC
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Wall Street's favorite tax trick, known as 'carried interest,' allows private equity executives to pay capital gains tax on their income instead of income tax, resulting in a much lower tax rate. Despite criticism from figures like Trump, Biden, Buffett, and Dimon, this loophole remains in the new bill, saving firms like Blackstone and KKR millions.
Tax loopholes benefiting the wealthy
Disparity in tax rates between private equity execs and regular taxpayers
Political inaction on closing the carried interest loophole
The carried interest loophole persists despite widespread criticism.
Political obstacles to tax reform that benefits the majority.
The continued advantage for wealthy individuals and firms in the tax system.