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No, you have risked nothing but your time. Since you have no investment at risk you should not get preferential tax treatment meant to encourage you to do so.
by thinkcontext 8y ago
No, you have risked nothing but your time. Since you have no investment at risk you should not get preferential tax treatment meant to encourage you to do so.
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- harryh 8y ago(I think you might have inverted the "I" and "you" in my scenario making your comment a bit confusing. But I think I understand the point you were intending to make.) Why is the risking of money deserving of special tax treatment but not the risking of time?
- thinkcontext 8y agoI personally don't think it is but that is the logic used to justify the capital gains tax.
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