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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Now let's talk about taxes.
gpt
I mean, even on this sub most people aren't anarcho-capitalists and realize that taxes are necessary to having an actual society that doesn't devolve into nonsense. They just hate things like wasted taxes, or too high of taxes, or idiotic taxation schemes.

My personal solutions? 

Implement higher capital gains taxes on those with large amounts of holdings (say above a million dollars worth, to just pull out a random number) who cash out at any point. This would simultaneously help to stabilize the stock market during market panic situations, and also would indirectly be a good way of taxing the rich without harming the everyday person.

Also, implement land taxes as opposed to property taxes, which don't increase based on what you build on your land - but are instead are based on the classification of the land itself. So if land is classified for agricultural use, it should have lower taxes (otherwise farmers would be out of luck), but if it's classified for residential use it would have higher taxes per land area (but still not too high) regardless of if you build a mansion on it or high-density housing. This would encourage building dense and help to alleviate things like housing problems as a result, while also encouraging improving the value of your land and properties on the land since this won't increase your tax burden. 

Also, reform personal income taxes with a higher standard deduction and higher progressive tax rates on those making over something like $200,000 a year, while also reforming the IRS so that those who earn their money primarily from jobs have their taxes done automatically and don't have to file when the IRS already knows how much they made (maybe giving them the option to file if they think they are eligible for deductions or such). Oh, and make "use tax" (where you are supposed to pay tax if you buy something in one location that has a lower sales tax than where you live) go away unless you are spending tens of thousands of dollars a year or more on this sort of thing, as that sort of tax is already never paid by the vast majority of people and serves to just punish people who actually know how to honestly report their legally required taxes. 

In general I want taxes to be done in a way that doesn't primarily harm the middle class, and which helps minimize wealth inequality (which is a massive cause of corruption and unequal political power in society). Taxes which aren't necessary and aren't reasonable should be eliminated, and our tax laws should be streamlined overall.