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For the wealthy, the US Senate Democratic Party released details on the 27thAlthough it is a tax increase plan, some opposition and skepticism have already been raised. Senate Finance Chairman Weiden has been negotiating for several weeks to get the support of party members, but the move seems to be tough. Below are five news items to keep in mind as you start your day.

Disagree

U.S. Democratic Senator Manchin said the tax increase plan for the wealthy was “He disagreed with the idea that it was “complex,” and instead offered his own proposal to set a minimum tax rate of 15% for high-income earners.Democratic House Revenue Chairman Neil also said that the tax increase plan for the wealthy would come from discussions on revenue measures to finance President Biden’s social security spending.He said he was off. Meanwhile, Chairman Weiden said the tax increase wasn’t abandoned yet and will meet with the Senate Finance Committee on the night of the 27th.

Re-use the IPO market

SoftBank Group President Masayoshi Son is the largest technology investment fund ever, taking advantage of the initial public offering (IPO) market once again for a large amount of money.I borrowed money. The Vision Fund raised two margin loans in September, according to a report to the authorities. One is that almost all of the shares held by South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang are backed by $ 15 billion (about 1.7 trillion yen). The other is backed by a $ 8.8 billion stake in US food delivery company DoorDash. The number of shares held by DoorDash that have been pledged as collateral is not clear. The Vision Fund used a similar approach in 2019.

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