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To: Dalberg-Acton

I bought some property 20 years ago. It has tripled in value.
By the logic of “imputed income” I would owe about 150,000 dollars on income that I have not received yet. When it is sold in the future I will most certainly owe tax on the profits realized.


10 posted on 08/11/2023 9:19:00 PM PDT by cpdiii (cane cutter-deckhand-roughneck-geologist- instructor pilot-almost chemist-pharmacist-retired.)
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To: cpdiii
I bought some property 20 years ago. It has tripled in value. By the logic of “imputed income” I would owe about 150,000 dollars on income that I have not received yet.

I hereby offer to purchase your property for 150 MILLION dollars!

There! Now you owe even more taxes!

(Because "$150 million" is now the "going rate" for your property, even if no actual financial transaction has taken place / no sale has been recorded / no money has changed hands.)

Regards,

15 posted on 08/11/2023 10:46:00 PM PDT by alexander_busek (Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.)
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