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Tax Capital Gains at regular income rates if it is over 50% of one's income. Tax at 15% if it's supplemental.

Created by P.T. on July 02, 2013

Let's have sensible tax laws. If someone's sole source of income is capital gains, the capital gains should be taxed like any other job. If capital gains is simply someone saving for retirement, i.e. less than 50% of their income, it should be taxed at 15%.

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