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No, it's equal and fair. Bernie owns a range of houses, and my understanding is his capital gains will be levied equally on any/all of them. Which is fair. So
by Wolfenstein98k 6y ago
No, it's equal and fair.
Bernie owns a range of houses, and my understanding is his capital gains will be levied equally on any/all of them. Which is fair.
Some people like collecting houses, some like collecting stocks, some like spending on holidays. Differential taxation is an inefficient activity that conjures very perverse incentives.
"Never reason from a price change."