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Actually, most HNWI capital growth is not taxed, ever. It is a mistake to think any meaningful percentage of the wealth is sold or transferred, except on a ste
by robbintt 5y ago
Actually, most HNWI capital growth is not taxed, ever. It is a mistake to think any meaningful percentage of the wealth is sold or transferred, except on a stepped up basis to descendants, who likewise will hold it indefinitely. This does concentrate wealth.