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> I guess the question is, when is your money your money? It is indeed your money once you've paid taxes on it. But leaving it to your children is a transfer,
by morgante 13y ago
> I guess the question is, when is your money your money?
It is indeed your money once you've paid taxes on it. But leaving it to your children is a transfer, just as your employer paying you was also a transfer.
As far as I'm concerned, payments to individuals based on zero productive activity should be taxed at 100%.
EDIT: clarity
- refurb 13y agoSo I take it you'd like to see people pay 100% taxes on charitable donations?