Slovakia to Lower Tax on Income From Crypto Holdings - Lawmakers in Slovakia have adopted legislation that will reduce the tax burden for... - https://news.bitcoin.com/slovakia-to-lower-tax-on-income-from-crypto-holdings/ #cryptoinvestments #cryptocurrencies #cryptoholdings #cryptocurrency #cryptoassets #parliament #amendment #exemption #incometax #lawmakers #slovakia #taxrates #taxation #taxrate #crypto #relief #taxes #tax
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#justice #tax #millionaire #rich #family #workingclass #taxrate #economy #politics #money #taxsystem #taxevasion #inequality #neoliberalism #omn
#justice #tax #millionaire #rich #family #workingclass #taxrate #economy #politics #money #taxsystem #taxevasion #inequality #neoliberalism #omn
#BIDEN IS RIGHT: YOU SHOULDN’T PAY A HIGHER #TAXRATE THAN #BILLIONAIRES
https://otherwords.org/biden-is-right-you-shouldnt-pay-a-higher-tax-rate-than-billionaires/
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I believe in UK in the 1960s, top rate of income #tax was 95%. It's possible I've been overthinking this, but I reckon it would be a good idea to eliminate discontinuities by having an income v tax rate that varies continuously, being asymptotic to zero at the lower end, and to an upper limit, say, 90%. The #taxRate may be adjusted by moving the curve to the left or right, or raising the upper limit. Something like this: