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| From: JonH🍕 |
Taxing unrealised gains is particularly problematic. A tax simply for owning something that has risen in
value?
Inevitable there will be some forced selling when owners have no liquid assets but a paper gain on illiquid assets.
In what sense is this a legitimate economic tool?
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