Siete
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It's irrelevant.
All business starts with capital. If you tax capital you get less of it.
We have the lowest start up rate in a very long time. There are more businesses closing than opening. It is no wonder our economy is stagnant.
Capital gains aren't capital, they are the income from capital. People put their earned income into investment as well.
Capital gains are the profit on income that is ALREADY invested.
Capital gains are the profit on income that is ALREADY invested.
It's true, if you make capital investment less profitable, you'll get less capital investment.
If you shift the tax burden to regular income, you get less consumption, therefore less capital gain.
If you shift the tax burden to regular income,
Shift the burden?
If you raise capital gains tax rate, you'll collect less capital gains tax, less corporate tax and less income tax.
Fantasy.
you're debating with complete morons that have no idea wtf they're taking about... its expected