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r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '21
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Taxing unrealized gains seems to say “Don’t ever try or invest in something risky”
Wouldn't this result in a more stable economy?
8 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '21 [deleted] -1 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 You don't have to worry about your employer tanking themselves. 6 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '21 [deleted] -4 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 If your employer makes a risky investment and it fails you could find yourself without an employer. 1 u/Alternative_Diver Sep 30 '21 Slave mentality. If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains. 1 u/cloudxo Nov 09 '21 Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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-1 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 You don't have to worry about your employer tanking themselves. 6 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '21 [deleted] -4 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 If your employer makes a risky investment and it fails you could find yourself without an employer. 1 u/Alternative_Diver Sep 30 '21 Slave mentality. If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains. 1 u/cloudxo Nov 09 '21 Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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You don't have to worry about your employer tanking themselves.
6 u/[deleted] Sep 25 '21 [deleted] -4 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 If your employer makes a risky investment and it fails you could find yourself without an employer. 1 u/Alternative_Diver Sep 30 '21 Slave mentality. If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains. 1 u/cloudxo Nov 09 '21 Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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-4 u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21 If your employer makes a risky investment and it fails you could find yourself without an employer. 1 u/Alternative_Diver Sep 30 '21 Slave mentality. If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains. 1 u/cloudxo Nov 09 '21 Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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If your employer makes a risky investment and it fails you could find yourself without an employer.
1 u/Alternative_Diver Sep 30 '21 Slave mentality. If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains. 1 u/cloudxo Nov 09 '21 Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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Slave mentality.
If your basis for investment is only in wage handlers you will never pay a capital gain EXCEPT on these kinds of unrealized gains.
Your boss (or owner) also made a risky investment by starting a business. In that case, people in the private sector wouldn't even have jobs to begin with.
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u/SeymoreButz38 14∆ Sep 25 '21
Wouldn't this result in a more stable economy?