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It's easily enforceable. Avoid applying the tax to primary residences. If it's not a primary residence, tax.
by R0b0t1 5y ago
It's easily enforceable. Avoid applying the tax to primary residences. If it's not a primary residence, tax.
- IkmoIkmo 5y agoYou've not addressed my point. The idea is not to tax, it's to have a progressive tax. i.e., the more units you own, the more limitations or taxes you pay. That doesn't work if investment firms can invest in individual entities owning individual properties.