CrusaderFrank
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- May 20, 2009
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Big difference is: you dollar is not taxed twice, or three times. The original investment is clear of the Capital Gains tax.
I cant believe you dont understand that.
Well, not surprisingly, you're not a good judge of what I understand
You care to explain how it's a double or triple tax on the same dollar, then?
I mean really, you clearly can't because it's not.
You stuck on this idea that it's just a dollar and that what you do with it shouldn't make a difference. If you use your income to buy McDonalds products you pay no additional income tax on it, but if you buy McDonalds stock, you get taxed again.