Tax Stocks in stock market.

by Eric Matteson Monday, Jun. 06, 2016 at 11:38 AM
ericmatteson2001@yahoo.com

Taxes on the sale of stocks and on dividends will harm the economy less than taxes on tangible property or income from wages.

TAX ALL STOCK TRANSACTIONS


Taxes on tangible items harm the economy.
Sales taxes on tangible items reduce the number of
items sold and create a hardship for poor customers.
Taxes on real estate hurt property owners and their tenants.
Taxes on income hurt wage earners.
Taxes on rich peoples tangible property or income hurt their
tenants when that cost is passed on to them through a rent increase.
Stocks in the stock market are intangible instead of tangible.
Not everybody owns stocks. Closely held corporations do not even
use stocks. Stocks are used by publicly held corporations to raise
captial for investments. Another source of funding for corporations is
profit made on incoming money from customers minus cost of goods sold.
Taxes on stocks are far less painful than other kinds of taxes.

In the past politicians have not thought of taxing stocks because
very few people own stocks. Poor people do not own stocks and not every
rich person owns stocks.
Only a politcal minority of all Americans own stocks.
Currently the capital gains tax is only a tax on profit made on sales
of stocks and is part of the income tax.
Members of congress have a right to impose new taxes on all stock
transactions.

There will be a new tax on stock sales when stocks are sold.
There will also be a new tax on dividends.
Tax typeTax amount
Obamacare mandate
replacement tax
7%
Medicare part B
premium
replacement tax
3%
Higher education
tuition replacement
tax paid directly
to universities
1%
total stock tax11%