Nee Lewman
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Our tax code is insane and changes every year. This again benefits the wealthy who can pay someone to keep up with it all to allow them to best beat the system.Yeah I don’t think we have that on a personal income tax level. It’s more that non traditional income tends to fall into capital gains rather than income and of course is a lower burden. No one in the 1% is getting a payslip. Also it’s hard to tax wealth held in shares and assets, a lot of their wealth isn’t in cash or income. I’m still staunchly against any suggestion of flat rate though, it’s the most unfair system on the bottom of the pile.
There are all kinds of codes governing assets.
My first wife came from a wealthy family. They had assets in her name and when she filed taxes, they would come down and have them done. They would then pay her tax bill because having the assets in her name at her income level provided them like an 80% discount on the taxes on those assets.