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Originally Posted by independent
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The market rewards people for going out and producing economic goods through there labor. It also rewards people for saving/investing. Any tax on either is theoretically a disincentive for that activity.
I want to minimize government's fiddling with the market by taxing both at the same rate. You think the gov't should interfere with normal market incentives by raising the tax on one and lowering them on the other.
It seems to me that you are promoting gov't interference, I'm promoting keeping the gov't neutral.
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Raising rates on dividends and on capital gains means the government is neutral. Got it.
02-24-2012, 10:08 AM
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