How the rich avoid paying taxes
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2021
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The richest in America don't make money like most Americans. Most people pay income taxes from a regular job. But many in the top 1% make money off their investments, like stocks, and pay capital gains taxes. While normal income has a maximum tax rate of 37%, long-term capital gains tops out at just 20%. Changing that rate, and some loopholes that benefit the wealthiest, is seen as one way to tax the rich.
Read more about how the richest avoid paying income taxes from Vox:
www.vox.com/22432338/joe-bide...
And an investigation from ProPublica:
www.propublica.org/article/th...
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If you want to learn more about the US tax system, check out ProPublica's investigation into the wealth and taxes of some of the richest people in the country. They obtained IRS records of billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk that specifically show how the rich get away with paying little to no taxes.
www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never-before-seen-records-reveal-how-the-wealthiest-avoid-income-tax
Here is an Idea : Instead of taxing the rich with higher percentage, bring down the tax burden on average folks lower. If Capital gain tax is 20% and Income tax is 37%, then ask for income tax to be lowered to 20%. Someone paying more doesn't make you pay any less. Politicians have fooled people to this false rhetoric that Rich people are taking other people's money. Politicians are basically playing divide and rule policy with people. Today you pay 37% and rich pay 20% . Tomorrow both of you will pay 37%. The day after that your tax will increase to 45% and government will again vilify the rich and point to their lower tax rate. That way politicians will get stronger and stronger and people will loose their freedom bit by bit.
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The amazon CEO isn’t the richest man in the world now.
Yea but some of that data is warped. Talk to an accountant to get real numbers for your situation.
theres 1 thing have solution stop making wars the tax will just reduce itself. It sad to see you people paying taxes for someone else war like hilary did to middle east in exchange of accepting billions of dollars of bribes from other arab kings just to be a mercenary politician. BTW im from asia.
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The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.
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I won't argue whether capital gains should be taxed at the same rate as income tax. But, should you be taxed on "paper gains"?
The stock market is there for everyone to participate in. But it does require "delayed gratification" to accumulate the money to invest.
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I don't think it should be. People need to stop thinking tax disparity, and start thinking of tax as the enemy. If your neighbor pays 75% less in taxes, instead of complaining about it and voting to raise their taxes, maybe go over and ask them what they're doing differently, and mirror their actions. A reward without sacrifice especially offered by the government is never really a reward.
“The fact is, if you're a billionaire, you don't need any income.”
Biggest quote of the century, I guess!
ok
the point is, they can generate money just because they are billionaires.
But not everyone can become a billionaire.
@@vishalj27 How much money do they have? Your "billionaires"
Love how if they were worried about getting 10% of those Jobs from China Unemployment in USA would be solved
Most people are taught that "you only need a good job to become rich". These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.
No one is stopping you from having brilliant ideas and starting a company
It's up to you to find out the reality and not get swept up by what's handed to you
@@vojvoda-draza because every company is successful
@@_b.4596 a lot of them are
@@vojvoda-draza most billionaires have family that are extremely wealthy and their children, as you've seen in this video, will have done nothing to earn that money apart from being born. Essentially they are hording wealth and their not being taxed appropriately. It's extremely unlikely you'll become a billionaire from a good idea this is evident in the population of billionaires in comparison to normal people. The American dream isn't real and it never was.
I really want to thank Vox for showing me how to avoid tax.
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The IRS hates this one simple trick
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Explain it then
Please say how
Is it becaue she was raised to be rich?
@Q E D agreed
@@nealkandel4382 I think they are being sarcastic
Expectation: Tax money is used to build infrastructures and invested in healthcare.
Reality: Used to bail out big banks and used to finance wars.
Unfortunately, no one understands that, I think everyone forgot what happened in 2008.
In the US, healthcare isn't even centrally run. The US spends more than other comparable countries who have national healthcare. The military wastes millions a year. Lots of tax dollars go nowhere and probably end up in the pockets of rich people.
Every single financial institution that got TARP money paid it back. They were loans not free money. The real issue was the lack of regulation not the bailouts
@@bearmugs1408 True, and to add to that, most organizations are privatized, hence the price tag on healthcare in America
stop paying taxes, they can't arrest all of us
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The financial system has been artificially pumped for over a decade to ensure big pockets were lined; and now those same hands will make a fortune in the largest transfer of wealth in human history by shorting it on the way down. Inflation does have a roll, but that's to keep everyone panicked, and focused on their bills and expenses, rather than focus on the capital crimes of politicians and corporations,I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $338k stock portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market??
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Remember this when hearing about execs 'donating' their salary or their salary is 'just $1' - its just another PR move.
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Last time I checked warren buffet is worth about $100 billion and has donated about $30 billion, and when he dies all of his wealth will go to charity as will most of the richest people in America.
@@Trystero_ You actually believe that most of the richest people will donate most of their wealth? That is truly pitiful. Sorry you're wrong, Buffett is an outlier treating wealth the way he does. Of course many very wealthy people will 'donate' large amounts of their wealth but they are very often getting something back for it too. At the very least good PR and often something tangible such as kids going to Universities that just happen to have buildings funded by 'donations'.
Technically, as far as PR goes. This is an extremely cheap form of it.
Common sense.
"How the rich avoid paying taxes"
The state allows it, simple!
Hence the reason billionaires spend so much money buying politicians including Democratic party ones.
True
@@mainely8007 Someone has to write and pass the laws that allow billionaires to avoid taxes.
And also poor people allowed. Because they are voting on least important things.
Biden will ......😴
Warren Buffett is the embodiment of 'hate the game, not the player'. What a legend.
If Warren Buffett and Elon Musk don't have to pay taxes then neither do the middle class and poor
these players often make the rules
Wrong,if the middle class and poor have to pay taxes then AUTOMATICALLY so does trash like Musk and Buffett
@@abrardaiyan4268 Musk and Bezos are criminals, THEY HAVE TO PAY TAXES LIKE EVERYONE ELSE
@@abrardaiyan4268 irrelevant,they should pay taxes like everyone else
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You are so right. I know because my advisor is able to find so many good plays. My portfolio literally went from $300k to $1.1m last year (not counting withdrawals I made) all really exciting. I guess it’s the experience and better judgement.
please who is your advisor
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Why don’t they teach this in school ?
Answer: We need busy worker bees 🐝
robots in future :we are worker bees
They do in Tax accounting.
The rich also need consumers or they would have replaced us all with robots long ago.
@@eployrlarisjwnqj5035 Because then 70% of people have no purpose. A robot is better than them. Then no one has any income to buy the products that the robots are making
Robots are more efficient in repetitive factory jobs and can work 24/7 so why don’t companies use them yet? They are there right?
The simplest way to describe this is "do not liquidate."
But if you don’t liquidize, you risk your stocks becoming worthless. Essentially all the billionaires net worths are money they don’t actually have in hand yet. It’s 99% stocks, so they don’t pay taxes until sell. This seems logical to me, guess I’m the only one.
“Liquidate”
@@tightywhitey9779 Once you are rich enough, liquidity is really not an issue, assets are more important. That is why CEO choose to get payed in stocks not salary. For example, Bill Gates is now the biggest land owner in the USA. Fiat currency is only meaningful when you are poor, the real money is assets.
@@NizarElZarif couldn’t be more right.
To me owning assets and having a pocket change in my bank is more important than having billions in fiat paper, think this way
Currency can just be as worthless as a bankrupt company if inflation is abused or an undesirable event occurs, your assets can always be sold in the current market value not the value of the over inflated currency. Make the right choice invest only in low risk assets
@@NizarElZarif Stocks aren't even real money at all.
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When the richest people point out the flaws in the system that makes them get richer and richer, you know that system is fundamentally flawed.
The worst part is that the government officials whose job it is to regulate them are also in their pockets. The wealthy have outsized control over political decision because they are big political donors. And even the most honest politician and/or political party needs money to finance their campaigns and win. Getting money out of politics or at the very least being more transparent could help to finally see actual change and close the wealth gap. It is in any countries best interest that the middle class be healthy and large.
You know what they say. "Don't hate the player, hate the game."
making fun of the system that they are benefiting from. Adding insult to injury
@@1LuvMLPFiM and who tf u think made the game ?
@@1LuvMLPFiM Except the players are making up the game as they go.
I think a more correct title would be "One way the rich avoid paying taxes"
It’s the biggest way
Here is an Idea : Instead of taxing the rich with higher percentage, bring down the tax burden on average folks lower. If Capital gain tax is 20% and Income tax is 37%, then ask for income tax to be lowered to 20%. Someone paying more doesn't make you pay any less. Politicians have fooled people to this false rhetoric that Rich people are taking other people's money. Politicians are basically playing divide and rule policy with people. Today you pay 37% and rich pay 20% . Tomorrow both of you will pay 37%. The day after that your tax will increase to 45% and government will again vilify the rich and point to their lower tax rate. That way politicians will get stronger and stronger and people will loose their freedom bit by bit.
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I will end my comment with a quote from a wise man named Alexis de Tocquevile : "The American republic will endure until the day Congress realises that they can bribe the people with people's own money."
@@thinkbank8709 but that won’t work… 50% of federal income comes from personal income tax. Reducing the personal income tax rate would significantly effect the budget
They don’t tho
@@ragingdiabetic raising cap gains to 40% would raise 1/2 the amount the military spends in 1 year to 10 years of times. And the aftermath of doing that will be terrible. There is a lot more harm than good.
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Meh, I was actually hoping for something more in depth and nuanced than capital gains vs. income tax as the basis for how the rich "avoid" paying taxes. If it's capital gains obviously they aren't actually avoiding taxes. Offshore tax havens and complicated plans devised by the largest financial firms on the other hand is something I'd be interested in actually learning about.
Offshore tax havens are for hiding company profits or dark money. This video is about individuals who don't even need tax havens.
There's a documentary floating around youtube that shows how Big4 consulting firms (specifically KPMG) uses tax havens to shift taxable income to tax havens.
you won't ever hear about it on VOX. That's how most people that invested in Vox get their tax evaded
Worked for a Big 4 in tax consulting. Cyprus, Dubai, Holland, Caribbean. That’s the combo at the moment. You move the dolla around in a specific order through two/three companies and foundations and that’s it.
Same. Was also waiting for something similar.
Me: gets my first paycheck
Government: *I’m about to end this man’s whole career*
:(
Walmart:” we pay $12 an hour!”
After taxed: $8 an hour.
Ok I quit
Put it into crypto
There is absolutely no reason whatsoever for anyone making $12 an hour to pay any taxes.
Ever since I got my first paycheck for a job that pays $15 an hour I was like "why tf am I working here now..."
I can't get an Xbox at this rate
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As a newbie, about to invest you most have four things in mind.
1 have long time mindset
2 be willing to take risk
3 be careful on Money usage, if you are not spending to earn back then stop spending
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Most rich people stay rich by spending like poor and investing without season, and most poor people spending like rich yet not investing like the rich, but impressing them.
You're absolutely right, and that's a beautiful mindset you've got there I never thought of it this way before.
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The information in the video is inaccurate; the secretary doesn't earn $578,000 a year, which is the income level corresponding to the 37% tax bracket mentioned in the video. She pays 22% which is for the $44,726 to $95,375 income.
Short answer: It's because they sell stocks. They get taxed on the stocks they sell while normal people get taxed on income
So then how do they have the money to spend on stuff if it’s all in stocks
@@Cashcash69 What?
@@Cashcash69 Because they can get ultra low interest rate loans to use as living expenses. They don't really need much proof of income. There's a saying that banks only loan money to people who don't need money. It is 100% accurate.
@@dailyrant4068 so then how do they pay back the bank
@@Cashcash69 You don't know much about the stock market, do you?
"Tax me if you can!" What a good pun.
it's meaningless; it does nothing. if he instead put money on progressive/left leaning candidates who want to tax the rich, he might actually make a change in the world with his money.
dont bite the hand that feeds you, they say
Tax and catch don’t really sound the same
Not a pun. More a play on words.
I don’t think you know what a pun is
Totally incorrect title for this video. It did not show a single real-life rich person "avoiding' any tax. They all paid what they were required to pay.
37% is the highest marginal tax rate. Effective tax rates are usually much lower. You only pay ~37% in taxes (Federal + FICA) if you make over a million dollars a year.
Right, I love how they put the 37% tax figure above the photo of the secretary lol. Cool, a secretary pulling multiple millions a year 😂. Most REAL secretaries are probably paying like 10% tax.
@@ultrastoat329810% is still alot of someone’s income. While they’re able to avoid paying billions
Lucky you. I pay 80% marginal tax.
Our lawmakers are the 1% mostly . That’s why it doesn’t change.
This.
Not really, the people you vote for get paid by the 1% to keep these laws. Thats one of the reasons people wanted Trump.
Lol i love how this reason, is same problem in any other country
@@TheFrankybody Wait are you saying Trump isn't one of the 1%??
Then don't vote for them.
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"Our system is making the rich get richer, and richer and richer and everyone else, not. " - A Millionare❤
the poor are richer though, a rising tide raises all
@@thatundeadlegacy2985 The poor are better of, but not richer. Nowadays many people can't afford a own house or even rent. Even if they work 50-60hrs.
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Sounds like a great idea! Now I just need to earn a lot of money taxed at 37%, then not spend it and invest it. Risk losing everything I saved and then I get to only pay 20% on that money as long as I let it sit for a year or more, if not I have to pay another tax rate of 37% on gains.
Lame claim to fame: My niece once dated the son of the Secretary that Warren Buffet was referring to.
six degrees of separation.
Small world
What a long longgggggggg connection 😁
You're famous!
How did it went ...? Or how it's going
Company CEO's: "We can't afford to give pay rises this year."
Meanwhile: The whole executive board has had huge bonuses, have stock portfolios that are so large they don't even need their jobs and their workers are on the poverty line.
As it should be
@@OctogonOxygen024816 Why? You support modern neo-feudalism?
it should be that way, those in executive board achieved their status through hard work and education, meanwhile the 'working class' is usually uneducated workforce that will be shortly replaced by robots anyway
@@trader2137 anarcho-capitalists
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You do realize you could put your own money into their stock to their stock cause if their stock goes up then you win new win it's not their fault you didn't put money in
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Just sell cocaine double or triple your money if you get caught you get free housing and food maybe a new lover not by choice
Is almost depressing that some of us hard working middle class have to file and pay the IRS every year. Like we are being punished for not being rich.
No just for playing the game wrong. If you are a stay-at-home mother you don't have to hey annual earned income taxes
No, you just voted for social based governments that need your money to do stuff.
No, a punishment for not thinking and acting in the best possible way. The rich not being taxed as much is a good incentive for finding ways to get there
@@masked_motivation_ actually they pay about 30-40% of the total tax paid by the entire population even at extremely low rates because their income is so high.
To put it in perspective, if you live in the USA you probably already have more wealth than most people in the world. If your family income is $10,000 a year, you are wealthier than 84 percent of the world. If it's $50,000 or more a year, you make more than 99 percent of the world.
I would like to see more on how such rich lifestyles are financed through leveraging debt and assets, that seems more relevant as it explains why we see luxury manors and yachts get bought by people who dont really work
Its actually really simple. Say you own stock worth 50 million. You can get a loan for say 10 million at 2-3%. Now take that and go buy something expensive which will appreciate in value, like real estate. After 2-3 years sell that house for 12-13 million. It cost about 1 million in interest, pay back the 10 million loan (11 total) and now there is another 1-2 million left over (even after paying 20% tax) which was made from not selling any stock. Use that to buy other stuff. Rinse and repeat. When tangable assets are worth so much, its very easy to make money out of nothing to live. No matter how rich you are, a load of bread costs $2. The rich can leverage their wealth without doing anything to buy that, whereas everyone else has to actually buy it.
@@stevenrburgoyne It's what normal people think what rich do. You should know that you never invest with owed money. It's the potion of absolute destruction.
@@nothingnothing3211 never invest everything with borrowed money, sure. But it's one way. Some people take the money and invest in new businesses, or go out and do other stuff with the money. I know plenty of wealthy people who use some of their portfolio and do exactly this, especially on assets like houses. Sure, the market crashes and the value goes down but guess what, it goes back up eventually. Take the 2008 crash. By 2012 house values were back to before crash numbers. Hold the asset for 5-8 years instead of 2-3. At the end, the rich still end up ahead because they have other sources/capital to cushion the blow.
@@nothingnothing3211 except, that is literally what billionaires do. They get credit lines from banks that they use to buy food cars yatchs houses etc.
@@dm2060 banks keep their assets as collateral and if you have stocks that you have been holding since ages as you made a great investment..... Who wouldn't want that
“For those who have more, more will be given and from those who have nothing everything will be taken.” -Mathew’s Principle
But a person holding his/her stock must not be paying tax for it. If that's the case,then government should even compensate the stock holders when stocks go down
For those who make right choices, do not forget you have no guarantee that your papers wont not go down.
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@@akashpanthi2917 that's why capital gains tax is low, to incentivize investing in the market despite risk.
Successful people don't become that way overnight. most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
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Exactly and many of us don't know where to invest our money so we invest it on wrong place and to the wrong people
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This seems like the worst period. Even the markets are very unpredictable. started investing recently when the market prices were a bit high ,today i am more than 60% down
Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value
The best course of action if you lack ma-rket knowledge is to ask a consultant or invest-ing co-ach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a con-sultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my port-folio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
Fantastic! Can you share more details?
I'm definitely gonna check her out. Do yo have any idea if she manages a family fund?
The wealth gap generally, makes people resentful and oblivious to people's struggle and point of view.
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What about Ur Expensive Healthcare ??
Why can't US make healthcare free
@@khuret1773 because a large amount of the populace doesn’t want free healthcare. They want to go bankrupt paying medical bills
Middle class people with middle class cars in middle class houses own stock. Stop treating us like we're rich: we're not.
@@mr.joesterr5359 Lol 😆
I not even lying, my grandfather's name is Morris Pearl. I jumped out my seat when I heard that guy has the same name, spelled the same way too lol😂
Does your grandad own lots of stock 🧐🧐🧐
@@amanraph3292 he was a furniture salesman is Toronto back in the 50s and 60s. He owned a place called Pearls furniture. He passed away about 11 years ago, and I'm 13 so I never knew him. But we still have some of his furniture in our house!
He was a bit
@@ryanpearl9435 wait, what. You're 13 and you're watching this video. Good on you, if you're already thinking about this stuff now I see a bright future ahead for you. Keep it up.
@@JJs_playground I'm 16 Just watching how they escape xD
acuiring loans against stock you hold to have a tax exempt form of income is pure genious!!
lesson: you need to be rich first to actually avoid tax
"The poor and the middle class work for their money while the rich put their money to work"
This is the best financial quote of the century
@@Dimitris_Balf the American system kind of is. But why poor people continue to be poor is because that’s the only conclusion they make from this video. There is absolutely nothing stopping them from investing and buying stocks too.
@@Dimitris_Balf a reason why so many people in Australia retire as millionaires is because we have a system called superannuation, where the government forces you to invest a part of your income for your retirement. Even my mum on minimum wage and only coming to Australia for 8 years will retire with atleast a quarter million in cash and over a million in assets.
@@Flappybirdys they dont teach this at school. Poor people wont get that education government dont want people to know
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@@Ninja-gt3zi A smarter population is a better population they have no reason to not provide education
In Norway we have a "Net Worth-tax". So you pay about 1% of your net worth in taxes per year.
For clarification:
Your net worth has to be above 150 000 US dollars in order for the tax to apply.
And the government has a rather Conservative way of estimating your net worth. So a large amount of the population will never be eligible to pay this tax.
Seems fair
net worth taxes can be avoided by racking up debt
@@itstimetomakelol6650 why does it? What’s „fair“ about a game we both play in which I am better than you, for whatever reason, and then a referee comes in and Takes away half of every point I score (just think 1 vs 1 basketball) and after halftime makes it more exciting by deducting another few points just for fun. Now please explain to me how in any shape or form that is “fair”
@@daveausmunchen7787 Your money doesn't just get taken. You get something in return. It wouldn't be fair to not pay for infrastructure, healthcare etc. 50% is a lot imo, especially in a country like the US which still is a third world country in some parts. But 1% of net worth every year ain't that much if you work. $1 000 000 net worth means $10 000 in taxes at the end of the year. And maybe we could just only have this tax for people with a six figure income or a net worth of up to $25 000 000.
@@itstimetomakelol6650 Of course it just gets taken.
Yes one gets infrastructure, education,… (not healthcare that at least in Germany is another thing you gotta pay) but one has already paid taxes to become worth 1.000.000.
Or how do you think people earned 1 million?
If it was inherited, you paid taxes, if it was earned, you paid taxes,….. and as soon as you do something with the money you pay taxes, whether it is buying a car, buying food,…
Yes it might not seem a lot, but take this, I am from Munich, my neighbors house is worth about 2 million euros (which is nothing special). So my neighbor who bought the house decades ago when it was a lot cheaper would now have to pay 10.000€ annually (progressive taxation) from retirement which maybe is 50.000€ before and 30.000€ after taxes, healthcare,…
They are not rich but their net worth is extraordinarily high due to real estate
Understanding personal finances and investing will most likely lead to greater financial independence. By being knowledgeable about money and investing, individuals can make informed decisions about how to save, spend, and invest their money. A trader made over $350k in this recession influenced market
The tax difference is about risk. A paycheck is guaranteed if you work for a company. However, investments aren't guaranteed to be profitable. Ppl who want to tax rich ppl don't understand that more taxes will stifle economic growth and innovation. This is just a simple case of envious ppl wanting to punish successful ppl.
The worship of the rich and wealthy in America is disturbing
8 % of Americans are millionaires following this culture ,.. despising the rich won't help but by glorifying and copying them and thier methods you'd get somewhere
@@dipanjanmondal7765 8% of Americans are millionaires? What the heck? You count credit money? 😂
Your name and your comment together makes me laugh so hard, well done.
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Why? They are simply more intelligent than the rest of the population, they deserve what they have, unlike those jealous losers who get mad about it.
The disparity of economic wealth for all Americans is really really sad
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Not really. This happens in nearly every large economy like China or the UK, financial assets are simply more valuable than income streams
Middle class people with middle class cars in middle class houses own stock. Stop treating us like we're rich: we're not.
@@robertshelton3796
Saying you own stock doesn't matter much in the face of context.
Do you own a few shares that are valued at $1,000 or so?
Or do you own thousands of shares worth half a mil? Because that's a _HUGE Difference_
Applicable almost everywhere.
Blatantly omits time frames in capital gains vs salary,. Risk, and company tax also omitted. We have massively wage mobility. I wanted to watch this feeling challenged.
The rate of capital gains is a reasonable debate. The debate on taxing unrealized capital gains is just absurd. The quote in the video is that the money is not taxed is false. That money is not sitting in a vault in n the Rocky Mountains, it is deployed in the economy in capital plant and equipment, research and development and the paying of thousands of workers. Taxing the unrealized gains means destroying the company to pay a property tax which is destructive but also unconstitutional.
People who donated money to Kylie Jenner are now looking like :
The ocean is thirsty
But an ocean's water is not drinkable
What a concept that they benefit from the very system they don't give back to
This is why billionaire activists start astroturf groups like the Tea Party and a host of other agitators. They started the right wing religion of anti-governmentalism.
The republican party in a nutshell
That's how it work
Na. Billionaires simply understand the game of capitalism. The poor don't. Like the video tell us. You don't get rich from earning a salary. You get rich by owning assets that appreciate in value.
@@michaels4123 why you called capitalism it curptionalism.
Hey, those $75K in leaf blowers blowing lizards off tree aren't going to pay themselves!
Super inspiring trading with Mr SAM. I am following sam deymon footsteps to become a professional trader. Thanks for everything you do - I love your energy on the screen! Dope
I've been thinking about going that route. I have a lot of stocks that I have maintained, but they are beginning to lose value, so I'm not sure if I should hold onto them or sell them. I feel hiring your investment coach Mr Sam Deymoon would make it easier to restructure my portfolio.
I value your perspective and content!!depending on this current administration is a total failure I really have a question For someone with less than $15,000 to invest, how would you recommend we enter the crypto market? I am at studying some traders and copying Mr Sam Deymon strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally what's your take on this approach?
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They do so by capitalizing on a system that leans heavily in their favor.
Or rather THEY made a system that benefits them
Good and what’s wrong with that?
They made the system,ever wonder why they lobby both parties
so how can you make them pay taxes if they dont have liquid cash
And what would you like?? A socialist system like venezuela? I mean they have created equality all the citizens are equally poor
It's nice to see someone rich who agrees with this
To be honest I prefer he show us the real action to solve this problem tho...
A paycheck is taxed at a max of 37%.
A short-term stock gain is taxed at a max of 37%.
Why does the basic narrative always end up in an INCREASE in taxation to solve an imbalance? This video just further illustrates the cause and the reason for inflation.
Fun fact: a baseline millionaire is 1000 times closer to a status of a homeless person than to a status of a baseline billionaire.
A us cent weighs 2.5 grams
A million dollars in pennies would weigh 275 us tons
A billion dollars would weigh 275577 tons
@Impersonal Immigrant Math.
@Impersonal Immigrant homeless person (0$) --millionaire (1 mil$)----------------billionaire (1000 millions$)
Good, when wealth is concentrated big things can happen.
One million seconds equals about 11 days... but one billion seconds equals about 31 YEARS!
How the rich people avoid alot of things.....
They will avoid this video too
@@larsstougaard7097 they know all this things and still wouldn't care less. 'cause why not...
@@r0hanhs yes why not .....
@@r0hanhs Republican party in a nutshell
@popo1310023 are you a billionaire? why aren't you?
People forget more billionaires hire millions of people that should be a tax discount in itself.
Considering they wouldn’t be worth billions without them, I disagree. We don’t owe tax discounts to them for giving us money, that’s what our labor is for. Hiring millions of people in and of itself doesn’t pay for healthcare, improve public services and infrastructure, build affordable housing, provide veteran benefits, welfare and other social security nets, our food and agriculture, better public schooling and universities and pay for government employees
I’m not arguing that they don’t provide benefit to the world, but that doesn’t mean they don’t get out of paying their fair share in taxes
No it should not. It is not a benevolent act to hire millions of people. It is out of self interest. They hire the people to make more money to grow their wealth. Period! Why should that be a tax discount itself? Duh!
Lower income taxes!! Don’t increase taxes on investments! Cut government spending!!!
Moral of the story , invest your money . Nobody’s going to be wealthy from a salary
You've completely missed the moral of the story...
Good luck investing when your entire paycheck goes straight to bills.
@@andlukas we can, which we cant see is a billionarie paying 0 in taxes and a someone who get 3000$ per month paying taxes
@@jacobarmitage6115 did you also know that global poverty has halved in the last 30 years
@@marginis Then you are just living a life that is too expensive. Middle income people(im not talking about the poorest) should be able to create a hybrid income. Save money and invest the saved money wisely, then you can build up 2 sources of income and your second source will not be taxed as much as your first.
Everyone:
Pays taxes to support society.
Rich People:
"You pay taxes!?"
In Argentina, taxation is theft
In india, saving for tomorrow is equal to theft on today
You technically do suport society by putting your savings back into the economy, through stock market investment. How do you think corporations like Tesla can build billion dollar factories?
@@adamdanilowicz4252 if tesla supports society then public transport should be prayed to as our lord and savior
@@saricubra2867 taxation is theft everywhere
Stock investments are not the same as income, it's not even wealth. That's why it's treated differently. This video is deceptive.
Dividends are dope. Personally, I sometimes use my dividends to buy other dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same stock. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you’re investing in the first place and that’s what’s important. Salute for the content!
The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner
That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this advisors, my portfolio has been down bad. how can I contact them?
I looked up her full name online and found her page. I emailed and made an appointment to talk with her; hopefully, she gets back to me.
Capital gains tax needs to have the same tax bracket system as income tax. Poor and middle-class Robinhood investors shouldn't be subject to the same capital gains tax rate as billionaires.
Yes I totally agree with this. I think all taxes, even sales tax and stuff, should be based on a progressive marginal tax bracket system.
@@timetimetime3985 How would that mess up the economy?
capital gains does already have tax brackets, short term follows the income tax brackets exactly and long term is a bit different but its still progressive
@@factidraw Terrible idea. If all taxes are progressive, money would lose all meaning. If I have to pay more for my groceries the more money I make, I have no incentive to make more money
@@timetimetime3985 Again a person with Roosevelt syndrome. Phew!
“I want to live in a country filled with middle class people who can afford to shop at our companies”. When you tax the rich the middle class grows the lower class shrinks and people buy more and the rich still make money. When they get taxed we all gain.
yeah it's a incentive
The wealth is in stock. No one gets anything until portion of that wealth is sold. What have they done while creating more wealth? New corporations hiring more people, attempting to build latest battery technology, solar roofing, space planes and hyperloops.
that is socialist non-sense the richest places on Earth have the lowest tax rates
But the rich get less richer. To the point where there is no point in being rich. Then nobody will, be motivated to innovate an work extra hard. Everyone will just get a middle class job. Before you know it, the things that make america the richest country in the world, businesses like apple, google, facebook, amazon, and tesla, will be gone, and america will no longer be the top country in the world. Everyone should pay the same percent of tax, with no loopholes. Minimus wage workers should pay 15-30%, as well as rich. Thats the only way we can remain a capitalist country that sparks innovation, and has people from other countries wanting to come in.
@@greenlemonboy9762 we live in a society
Could someone explain this to me; their net worth is based on the value of stocks they hold, stocks which could plummet at any time. If they are taxed based on their networth rather than profits or income, how do they get compensated if the value of their stocks do plummet?
that's why it hasn't been implemented yet because there is no solution to that problem other than paying them back
They wouldn't do a one time payment or something, they would pay taxes on their net worth every year. Same as how we treat property taxes.
I have a hot take and a radical idea.
We cut government spending.
That way we can lower the taxes on everybody, take power from the elites, ensure the government has to manage a budget and get our economy functional again.
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You do bro
You do, my one month old bike was parked right in front of home when it was stolen. I don't know how. But after complaint insurance payed me 80% of the cost of that bike, and I was able to purchase a new one.
I was hoping this was a tutorial.
That's EXACTLY what it was.
If you get enough money just saved in stocks and avoid the government stealing from you
It is. Start investing.
Step 1: Be rich.
@@jasser1918 yeah, stealing, as in "making sure social services can be funded so that quality of life can improve"
High taxes don't create middle class. The taxes on capital gains encourage people to buy and hold, the majority don't pay that much in tax (total tax on $50k, what percent is the total income tax?) Also, if you take loans on stock you lose those interest payments; if you sell you lose future gains.
This is a great video. Explains complex financial topics in laymans terms. Excellent job.
Now that i am almost dead,
" i think the riches are undertaxed"
When the end is knocking your door, prepare for the judgement 😆
Don’t tax them and don’t tax us either
This shouldn't be about the tax system. It should be about the "spend" system. Those who yell the loudest about "not paying their fair share" really think they are entitled to spend your "fair share" and more. Before we change the tax codes, let's change the "spend" codes.
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I don't understand why unrealised gains in stocks needs to be taxed. That gain is not a real gain, it's just a possible gain, untill it's converted into money. When you do that, you pay taxes.
If unrealised gains are to be taxed, then it's only fair if tax rebates are provided on unrealised losses.
For real, I think the real loophole is the untaxed loans. They need to get the Billionaires to stop taking out loans to buy everything and actually liquidate some of their stocks. No need to force taxes on unrealized gains, just make them actually convert the gains and you get your solution.
Let's put it like this: imagine you're an artist who shelled out a hundred bucks on materials to create a potential 20 million dollar masterpiece. But you haven't sold it. Suddenly, you're asked to pay taxes on the inflated value of your unsold painting. The only way to foot the bill is by parting with your masterpiece. It's like expecting you to conjure up money from the thin air your art hangs in.
Now, think about your own house, purchased for a tidy $100,000, but now it's valued at a cool million. Uncle Sam comes knocking, wanting a hefty slice of $355,500. You're left scratching your head, wondering how you're going to conjure up this amount from your $100,000 salary. The only option is to sell your beloved home, kiss goodbye to any dream renovations, and let some stranger take over your personal sanctuary.
The same goes for the entrepreneurial spirits out there. You've built a thriving business from the ground up, only for it to become a lucrative million-dollar venture. And now, you're expected to fork over a substantial chunk in taxes, even though you haven't cashed out. Suddenly, your business brainchild may have to be dissected and sold off, bit by bit, to pay off a tax bill on wealth you never actually pocketed.
And the worst part? Losing control over what you've built. Your business, which was once your empire, might be overrun by shareholders who don't understand your vision. Your freedom to run your company as you see fit, to take the risks you want, and to reap the rewards, could be ripped from your grasp. All of this because of taxes on profits that have yet to materialize. It's like being invited to a potluck and being asked to bring a meal you haven't even cooked yet. Talk about a raw deal, right?
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Taxing capital gains before the point of sale is a little tricky. I remember when Elon Musk's wealth fell $14 bn in a day. Do you give him back the tax income?
Exactly, this narrative they all love to push is ridiculous, you only hear when these guys get richer but I don't hear when their wealth has reduced by $20B in a day. Stocks fluctuate literally everyday
Although i'm not for such a tax proposal, you can tax capital gains according the the storage principle instead of realization principle.
This means that instead of paying taxes when sell based on sell-buy difference. You pay taxes based on the wealth difference between start and end of year. so if your year-to-year growth is 10Bil$ and tax-rate is 20%, you would need to pay 2Bill$ in taxes, for that years gains forcing you to liquidate assets to pay taxes. If you then next year lose 10Bill$ you would get a 2Bill$ tax credit, such that the next 10Bill$ you make is tax free.
It has the benefit that it ensures a more stable tax income for the state meaning that instead of the state receiving a lot of money at once.
It also has the downside of less tax revenue compared to the realization tax principle. because you lose out on compounding interest due to being forced to sell more and more of your shares each year of growth.
@@Jechto1999 yeah that sounds messy. Its definitely tricky. I think step up in basis def needs to go tho
taxing something that doesnt exist yet is indeed tricky.
a sales tax to something that hadn't been sold
@@aguspermana8643 Its not tricky at all. I bet you've heard of property taxes. The average American's greatest investment is taxed on its unrealized gains. No homeowner gets a refund when their home value dips, but they sure do get a tax bill when it rises.
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"taxing the rich" would cause the rich to leave the country and then whom are you going to tax?
Thank you for this video!!
Here is the thing. I would rather see a system that is different then just us adding tax % amount to the capital gains tax. Like that they can reduce the amount of taxes against them from a fixed start if they invest in both state and federal infrastructure such as public education. I rather them try to incentivise change to the area around them, which would indirectly help their company aquire better talent and provide better product since they have to in order to satisfy more customer and make up for said expenses
You change the rule, rich people can find a new way through, still play, and win the game for sure no matter what...
And then these people will complain about rich people still being rich. Instead of lifting themselves up, they'll bring others down
@@yayayayya4731 yes these people are jealous and ignorant
@@yayayayya4731 How can we lift ourselves up after the rich cut our arms off?
@@prime_optimus they don't. You make yourself think that.
@@yayayayya4731 The reason I think getting rich is impossible is because it is. You have to have billions to one luck or be born into money.
Warren Buffett pays a maximum rate of 20% of Income tax? It still a lot.
I don't know about american tax avoidance law but it's a lot. There are countries that do not exceed 10% and some, it is even 0%.
Here in Brazil it is between 6% and 25%, it depends on the annual revenue and the company's framework
Tax Avoidance laws are gold
Taxing on income (or "wealth") appears to be the problem in the first place. Tax based on spending, i.e. a National Sales Tax. Make it 20% on non-essential products (i.e. 0% on fresh produce, basic clothing, etc) and have an annual "rebate" to each taxpayer of 20% of what they spent up to $6k (thus making the first $30k they spend tax-free, or "progressive"). Thus, if you're spending money, you're being taxed. It doesn't matter where you "hide" your money, if you're spending it, it's taxed. It also favors savers (encouraging good money habits) instead of inflation encouraging borrowers.
Nah, the rich would create a revolving leasing/ rental model to get around that too. Also they can buy via shell companies and trusts, so they never outright buy/own anything personally.
@@conchobar they will not be taxed at the end of the year, they will be taxed while they are spending, so shell company will be taxed too, no way to avoid it.
@@shazzadhasan3970we have it in our country (its called gst) and it's on top of the income tax. the greedy politicians need a lot of money, instead of having a new system they just append taxes to old systems
Big problem I see is there’s a strong argument to make that if you are taxed on the gains of held stock and then the stock plummets you have a pretty unfair system where you get taxed on gains you didn’t actually see
There’s write offs in the tax law, if you make crippling losses, you can write them off for years and years. That’s kinda how Trump didn’t pay taxes for like 20 years
@NightDocs You only pay taxes when you sell a stock… You DO NOT pay taxes on paper gains! Not a strong argument.
@@MayMaysPlace Except one of the ideas in the video is to change it so you do pay taxes on paper gains. Thankfully it will never happen there are just too many unforeseen consequences.
That's right and they know that. They're not satisfied till common citizens become slaves.
Learn the difference between realized vs unrealized gains
This is just one of the ways, I'm sure the rich have other loopholes only the rich know.
Check this out: Ultra rich person A owns a company1 that earns them $1 million in a year. They also own company2 that sells them the rights to a patent they own for $1.1 million a year. So company1 reports a net loss in a year of $100k, so they pay $0 in taxes. When in the end, person A actually made $1 million. That's just one of a whole myriad of ways rich people can game the system to avoid paying taxes.
@@PremiumPIus 😂😂😂😂
Selling something to yourself.....but wait.
His second company gains 1.1 million so they will have to pay the tax on that 1.1 million gain. 👀
@@PremiumPIus you can actually make it much better by just adding in one simple element: tax havens. Company 1 owns patents and is registered in say Cayman Islands (with little to no taxes). It lease out patents and IP to company 2. Company 2 pays royalties and fees to company 1 , and the money flows into the non tax region , from a heavily taxed one like US or EU (NOTE: you should own both companies or make one the subsidiary of the other). This literally works perfectly !
Scratching my head here in Switzerland where we don't have any capital gain taxes at all! We still pay most people a relative fair salary without strong unions! A cashier at the supermarket gets more than 4k USD a month.
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