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Land Value Tax was proposed in England but shut down because of rich corrupt lobbyists. We need it back.
Edit: Lot of people in the comments don't understand land value tax. Unlike property tax it doesn't increase when you use the land properly like building things on it. The people it hurts the most are greedy rich asset owners that buy land and sit on it. Also it will greatly reduce property values so regular home owners would pay less than they do on property tax while benefiting from a great environment.
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Teaching people this knowledge is more valuable than any shiny metal. Thanks Gary for showing us how simple this uncomplicated stuff actually is. Finance isn't physics, we make the laws. If the renting classes are shown a fair path out of this modern feudalism then they must demand a better way from their political elites.
I think the Lords and Landlords like to make us think this stuff is complicated. It really isn't. If the owners, sitting in places like the British Virgin Islands or Dubai or the Isle of Man, decide to offload a few assets on the actual island of Britain maybe the locals would be much better off and could afford the basics like shelter. The status quo doesn't work. Your solution is easily doable and it's hiding under our noses in plain sight. I bet you that the world will just keep on turning.
Ireland is the same. Average rent in Dublin is €2,128 per month. So you have to hand over €25k of your wealth each year after tax just to not be homeless. That's just nuts. Any alternative to that would be worth trying. What part of the planet do those who govern us live on? I'm guessing it's nice and sunny all year round wherever it is.
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I've tried this argument with several friends, and the counter has always been that people will then leave the country. Leaving their assets behind supposedly.
I can see another potential counter, creating intermediaries to hold the assets instead of yourself. (Talking about a loophole that shouldn't exist anywhere).
As always, everything is about implementation.
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The argument i hear more often is that doing this will cause businesses and investment to leave the UK. Businesses will set up and create jobs in other countries which have nore favourable tax policies towards big corporations and wealthy individuals. This will (they say) have a negative effect on the economy. I don't know if anyone's really tested this or not, however there are countries with high taxes that don't seem to struggle (e.g. Scandinavian ones), so there must more more to it than that.
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@grahameelton1899
1 month ago
He’s talking about taxing the asset or the income derived from the asset. Not the location of the owner. This’d stop overseas and offshore avoiding tax.
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