Month: July 2018

Today's our administration is in the process of putting a proposal that will allow capital gain to be calculated with an inflation hedge. This essentially means that if someone buys an asset for $200k in 1980 and sells it in 2018 for $800k (inflation puts the the original $200k in today's dollar-term at ~$605k), they … Continue reading Implications of Inflated-Hedged Capital Gain Tax Breaks + Asset Price