Resolves YES if Land Value Tax is implemented in some form federally by 2029.
Resolves NO otherwise.
This resolves as YES only if a Federal LVT gets implemented (city, state LVTs would not qualify). The tax does not have to replace the US federal income tax. If it's unclear whether the US has implemented a LVT, I will defer to either @LarsDoucet or @ScottAlexander if they write about it.
Related to https://manifold.markets/Bayesian/is-doge-implementing-land-value-tax, but a timeframe of Trump's term.
1,000For what it's worth, I think that there would be a serious constitutional obstacle to implementing a land value tax at the federal level and doing so would probably require a constitutional amendment. I think a Georgian land tax would probably count as a direct tax, and would thus need to be apportioned between the states. Here's a general discussion of the taxation provisions in the constitution https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/757
