Comment by sleepybrett 24 days ago For a dumb american, what is a 'pub rate'? 5 comments sleepybrett Reply leapingdog 24 days ago A tax based on property value.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjwgzwe2eyo antonymoose 24 days ago I would love to know why it is unrealized gains is such a popular property tax strategy. hdgvhicv 23 days ago I’d love to know why people are happy with others making a fortune not through hard work, but through buying land and letting others hard work increase its value. 1 reply → tom_ 23 days ago Rates are based (at least in principle) on the rental value of the building, making the gain concept irrelevant. The rent would be the same.
leapingdog 24 days ago A tax based on property value.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjwgzwe2eyo antonymoose 24 days ago I would love to know why it is unrealized gains is such a popular property tax strategy. hdgvhicv 23 days ago I’d love to know why people are happy with others making a fortune not through hard work, but through buying land and letting others hard work increase its value. 1 reply → tom_ 23 days ago Rates are based (at least in principle) on the rental value of the building, making the gain concept irrelevant. The rent would be the same.
antonymoose 24 days ago I would love to know why it is unrealized gains is such a popular property tax strategy. hdgvhicv 23 days ago I’d love to know why people are happy with others making a fortune not through hard work, but through buying land and letting others hard work increase its value. 1 reply → tom_ 23 days ago Rates are based (at least in principle) on the rental value of the building, making the gain concept irrelevant. The rent would be the same.
hdgvhicv 23 days ago I’d love to know why people are happy with others making a fortune not through hard work, but through buying land and letting others hard work increase its value. 1 reply →
tom_ 23 days ago Rates are based (at least in principle) on the rental value of the building, making the gain concept irrelevant. The rent would be the same.
A tax based on property value.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjwgzwe2eyo
I would love to know why it is unrealized gains is such a popular property tax strategy.
I’d love to know why people are happy with others making a fortune not through hard work, but through buying land and letting others hard work increase its value.
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Rates are based (at least in principle) on the rental value of the building, making the gain concept irrelevant. The rent would be the same.