Harris Plan Would Bring Tax Increases for Richest 1% and Cuts for the Bottom 99%return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world – 606 points – 1 weeks agocommondreams.org42Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentUnrealized gains tax. Lets fucking go.Rewrite the laws that if it's collateral, it's realized.Tax the loans based on collateral as income and you don't even need to figure out the value of the collateral.Here we go; this guy gets it.Then everyone taking out a home equity loan suddenly has to pay the taxes as if they sold their house.Ok so make it that equity in a primary residence is exempt.
Unrealized gains tax. Lets fucking go.Rewrite the laws that if it's collateral, it's realized.Tax the loans based on collateral as income and you don't even need to figure out the value of the collateral.Here we go; this guy gets it.Then everyone taking out a home equity loan suddenly has to pay the taxes as if they sold their house.Ok so make it that equity in a primary residence is exempt.
Rewrite the laws that if it's collateral, it's realized.Tax the loans based on collateral as income and you don't even need to figure out the value of the collateral.Here we go; this guy gets it.Then everyone taking out a home equity loan suddenly has to pay the taxes as if they sold their house.Ok so make it that equity in a primary residence is exempt.
Tax the loans based on collateral as income and you don't even need to figure out the value of the collateral.Here we go; this guy gets it.
Then everyone taking out a home equity loan suddenly has to pay the taxes as if they sold their house.Ok so make it that equity in a primary residence is exempt.
Unrealized gains tax. Lets fucking go.
Rewrite the laws that if it's collateral, it's realized.
Tax the loans based on collateral as income and you don't even need to figure out the value of the collateral.
Here we go; this guy gets it.
Then everyone taking out a home equity loan suddenly has to pay the taxes as if they sold their house.
Ok so make it that equity in a primary residence is exempt.