Vince Scully

Well, that would say that you would pay tax on the 3% gain.

That's the bit above inflation.

And that's awfully close to 50%.

So I don't think this is a particularly radical shift.

Obviously, it changes the dynamic.

It means you've got to do a bit more calculations.

But technology is much better.

What a pain in the anus.

But the technology is so much easier than it was in 2000.

All your crypto actually goes up.

That's the big change.

So the change from a 50% discount to inflation is not a huge change.

I wouldn't get too excited about it.

Sure, if you get a big gain in a single year, that will cost a bit more.

But overall, over the long term, it's marginal.

The big change, or one of the two big changes, one of the big changes is that there's now a minimum of 30% tax.

So when you apply your

did your indexation to work out your gain, you add it to your income.

If you don't pay a minimum of 30% tax on that, you'll have to pay 30%.

So putting that in context, if your other income was 18,200 and you made a $27,000 gain,