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From: | "DR" <kat47@bigfoot.com> |
Date: | Sat, 23 Feb 2002 08:32:46 +1300 |
Thanx Snoopy for not getting too
upset.
Actually there is IMHO a strong case for taxing at
a "nominal interest rate" such NZ based assets as bare land and pleasure craft
and second personal houses above some threshhold. You know - making assets work
etc.
It may be completely unworkable like the FIF
regime, but at least the asset would focus the mind of the owner to see if the
desire to own it was justified.
Call me any rude name you like but NZ as a
country has to get its assets employed better and the move of capital into fewer
hands in recent years has encouraged financial SLOTH among some of the
beneficiaries.
D.
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