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Neither of those things are true. And, it's ridiculous to try to tax unrealized gains in most situations, it's unfeasible the moment you try t put a policy ar
by jollybean 5y ago
Neither of those things are true.
And, it's ridiculous to try to tax unrealized gains in most situations, it's unfeasible the moment you try t put a policy around it.
It's a non-starter and any attempt at legislating it will fail badly and make the politicos that tried to do it look like clowns.
The tools we already use are much more effective.