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Does that mean that your ID number (social security for U.S. readers) is taxable upon receipt (birth or immigration)? Also we will need a birthday tax as your a
by iamthepieman 9y ago
Does that mean that your ID number (social security for U.S. readers) is taxable upon receipt (birth or immigration)? Also we will need a birthday tax as your age (a key demographic data point) changes then. A marriage tax, moving (address change) tax, employment change tax etc. Tax law will have a concept of taxable data event much like a liquidity event.
Obviously this is a silly thought exercise but it is fun to think about.
- late2part 9y agoCareful there tiger. You're starting to sound like a Sovereign man with your corporate federal account.
- iamthepieman 9y agoI do not know what any of that means. Googling it led to a bunch of conspiracy sites and equally incomprehensible shady semi-legal advice and advocacy sites
- IncRnd 9y agolate2part was saying that your chain of thought mirrors the conspiracy sites that you mention.