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Taxes are a fact, but should they be a factor?

One should always model and prepare for changes to the current reality, but the idea of moving money today based on an unknown reality seems a clear abrogation of duties.

In over 25 years of monitoring financial markets, the volatile emotions generated by taxes have never failed to astonish, particularly the overwrought responses the mere discussion of a change in rates can generate.

It’s a natural fact that anyone who earns a dollar wants to keep as much of tha

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