Comment Comment by dpark > If you live somewhere for 10 years, then move, then repeat for 40 years, you pay far more than if you never move.This sounds like a problem with the way the particular tax is written, not with the idea of taxing housing gains at the time of sale.> The higher the land value is, the more benefit the owner gets from the land.What benefit does a homeowner derive from increased land value before selling? parent dpark 21 days ago
This sounds like a problem with the way the particular tax is written, not with the idea of taxing housing gains at the time of sale.
> The higher the land value is, the more benefit the owner gets from the land.
What benefit does a homeowner derive from increased land value before selling?