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by fredkbloggs
3848 days ago
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I assume your question was intended as rhetorical, but there's an actual answer to it: because when the owner of the Yahoo stock (or a hypothetical Yahoo holding company for Alibaba stock) sells his shares, he will pay tax on his gain from that holding. To turn the question on its head: why should some capital gains be taxed twice and others once (or in rare cases, three times or not at all)? |
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