Suddenly I have an opinion of comment senders not being aware CZcams the website itself may randomly assign ads to the shortest of videos. Oh wait, it's not sudden, you're just stupidly inconsiderate. EDIT: Did not realize you were a content creator, which makes your comment even more dumb, as I'm sure YT suckered your vids into having ads without your choice but "sUdDeNlY i HaVe aN oPiNiOn" on something BS that you know isn't always the creators fault
Probably against. When it comes to taxes, they’re either opposed by the very rich, or they’re written in such a way as to incorporate lots of loopholes.
Capital gains are when the value of an asset that you own (such as stock) increases. These gains become taxable (a percentage of the value of the gain) when you do a "realizing event", such as selling it. The inverse is capital losses, which can generally (with some restrictions) be deducted against gains. The reason for the tax happening only when you sell (or a limited number of other events) is so that you don't keep getting nailed with taxes every time the value of something you own changes. Imagine, say, if the value of your house went up because of a local housing shortage, and all of the sudden, the government demands a hundred thousand dollars from you (that you don't have) because of your "gain", causing you to actually need to sell your house to pay it off. Not good! So they only tax your gains when you turn them into cash, aka, when you actually have the cash to pay your tax bill. Capital gains taxes are often controversial because in most countries they're taxed at a lower rate than normal income (in some countries, not taxed at all), and as a net result, the wealthy - who gain most of their money from capital gains, not salaries (for example, owning stock in growing companies) - end up paying a net lower tax rate than everybody else except the poorest brackets.
Everyone who bought dogecoin be like
"suddenly i have an opinion about capital punishment"
-everyone who fell for FTX
And just like that they became Capitalists.
Amy: I'm even richer!
I love how happy she looks on the freezeframe when video ends, truly the tranquility of someone who just became even richer
thanks for the upload. Sometimes a gif isnt enough
Suddenly I have an opinion about ads being run on a five-second video!
Oh wait. It's not sudden, I've always thought it was utter bull.
Suddenly I have an opinion of comment senders not being aware CZcams the website itself may randomly assign ads to the shortest of videos.
Oh wait, it's not sudden, you're just stupidly inconsiderate.
EDIT: Did not realize you were a content creator, which makes your comment even more dumb, as I'm sure YT suckered your vids into having ads without your choice but "sUdDeNlY i HaVe aN oPiNiOn" on something BS that you know isn't always the creators fault
20 second unskippable for 6 second video! 🎉
@@delinep7286 you can always click the back page arrow to skip the ads, it works most of the time
Imagine not using an adblocker in current year.
But was her opinion for or against?
Probably against. When it comes to taxes, they’re either opposed by the very rich, or they’re written in such a way as to incorporate lots of loopholes.
what episode?
Good for you… now explain what that means.
Capital gains are when the value of an asset that you own (such as stock) increases. These gains become taxable (a percentage of the value of the gain) when you do a "realizing event", such as selling it. The inverse is capital losses, which can generally (with some restrictions) be deducted against gains.
The reason for the tax happening only when you sell (or a limited number of other events) is so that you don't keep getting nailed with taxes every time the value of something you own changes. Imagine, say, if the value of your house went up because of a local housing shortage, and all of the sudden, the government demands a hundred thousand dollars from you (that you don't have) because of your "gain", causing you to actually need to sell your house to pay it off. Not good! So they only tax your gains when you turn them into cash, aka, when you actually have the cash to pay your tax bill.
Capital gains taxes are often controversial because in most countries they're taxed at a lower rate than normal income (in some countries, not taxed at all), and as a net result, the wealthy - who gain most of their money from capital gains, not salaries (for example, owning stock in growing companies) - end up paying a net lower tax rate than everybody else except the poorest brackets.
@@karenrobertsdottir4101 please put this in the description or pin it. It’s too educational to remain hidden in a reply.
If the women at work would dress like Amy id get a job
Such a great opinion yo