It would also likely be deemed unconstitutional in the US unless apportioned between the states, as was the case of similar taxes in the 19th century. This woul

It would also likely be deemed unconstitutional in the US unless apportioned between the states, as was the case of similar taxes in the 19th century. This would make it politically inviable, as the poorer states (where the land is less valuable) would need to have a higher rate.