Mark Cuban

I don't believe we should tax unrealized gains. It's unfair to tax theoretical wealth that hasn't been converted into actual cash. This could discourage investment and innovation, and create complex valuation issues.

I disagree with the idea that entrepreneurs should pay capital gains tax based on where they lived while building their companies. Taxation should be straightforward and predictable. Adding layers of complexity undermines the entrepreneurial spirit and discourages risk-taking. Entrepreneurs contribute to society by creating jobs and driving innovation. We should focus on simplifying the tax code, not complicating it further.