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Old 04-21-2024, 09:28 PM   #120
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Originally Posted by opendoor View Post
And of course, this government is living on borrowed time, so it's quite plausible that the inclusion rate (or the corporate tax rate) will be lowered in the coming years.
Offsetting that, we now have a huge structural deficit because of increases in interest costs from higher rates/higher debt. Getting that under control will probably require more revenue and I can imagine a world where "the rich" pay for that via higher capital gains inclusions/corporate tax rates.
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