I think the point that is being missed here is that inflation *is itself* a type of tax.
It is a tax on savings (on people who try to save so they they or their disabled child can cope without having to lean on the state instead of smoking it away).
Put simply, government...
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Reply to Capital Gains TaxIt is upsetting to pay tax on inflation.
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