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CGT changes are adjusted for inflation and still represent an extremely attractive vehicle for people. What else are you going to do with money you’ve amassed, sit on it like a dragon?
All it does is shift some or the tax burden to rich arseholes and make hoarding land less attractive (even adam smith thought landlords fucking sucked).
Because people choose to open businesses based on the market they’re targeting, not CGT. That might be a factor with a comparable business, for instance a corner store, but you’re not likely to start a reptile relocation business in NZ or a fjord touring company in Australia.
That’s a hilarious misrepresentation of tax laws in NZ lol but just taking the logic, why doesn’t everyone just only invest in panama or some other tax haven?
Could it be because more than just “how lowest tax?” goes into where people can start businesses? Hmmmmmmm?
citation needed.
CGT changes are adjusted for inflation and still represent an extremely attractive vehicle for people. What else are you going to do with money you’ve amassed, sit on it like a dragon?
All it does is shift some or the tax burden to rich arseholes and make hoarding land less attractive (even adam smith thought landlords fucking sucked).
Increasing CGT to one of the most expensive in the world doesn’t need a citation… Engage in some basic thought.
You create a business, take on massive risks, fund it yourself even, then when you go to sell you’re looking at essentially 100% capital gain
That’s not extremely attractive. Why not create the business in New Zealand where that would incur 0% tax, because they don’t have CGT?
Because people choose to open businesses based on the market they’re targeting, not CGT. That might be a factor with a comparable business, for instance a corner store, but you’re not likely to start a reptile relocation business in NZ or a fjord touring company in Australia.
You’ll open it where the demand for it is.
CGT isn’t really an issue for corner stores… It’s for businesses that grow that provide a lot of jobs
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/cross-the-ditch-start-ups-told-to-do-it-in-nz-to-dodge-cgt-20260521-p5zzbg.html
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/federal-budget/labor-warned-tax-changes-will-drive-investment-to-nz-singapore/news-story/0fbe7d3d2be0ceba83b9d6580c5f236e
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/australia-risks-business-exodus-to-new-zealand-over-new-capital-gains-tax-rules/news-story/01d451992be10c828a0c6bde8eb40205
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/come-over-nz-minister-invites-australians-unhappy-with-cgt-changes/dr9ej3q5a
That was an example, as was the fjord tourism company.
Businesses, large or small, will factor in demand before CGT.
The links don’t alter that fundamental of business.
That’s a hilarious misrepresentation of tax laws in NZ lol but just taking the logic, why doesn’t everyone just only invest in panama or some other tax haven?
Could it be because more than just “how lowest tax?” goes into where people can start businesses? Hmmmmmmm?
There is literally no tax in NZ on selling shares in private companies.