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The proposed Unrealized Capital Gains Tax
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(10-27-2021, 02:06 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: Since this is now being proposed, and a number of posters on the board seem to have a background in acct/finance, it would be interesting to hear some input. On the surface, this sounds shaky at best, but I'm not a financial expert. How would this work? What would the length of time be for the proposed increase in 'gain'? If your 'gain' becomes a loss, would you get a tax rebate or write off? Would this cause wild swings in tax revenue, because of under or over-valuation? What will be the standard for valuation? If passed for billionares, will this eventually be levied against the thousand-aires like most of us probably are? It's one of the worst ideas in the history of the world. |
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