I built up a large real estate and share portfolio over the last 20 years, no secret and wasn't that hard although I doubt many could do it today with all the regulations.
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If you are avoiding tax by legal means, it's tax avoidance. There are many tax avoidance schemes in operation. I was hoping you would describe this credit card scheme which you say avoids tax but now say it isn't tax avoidance. Furthermore the profit made (aka capital gained) on trading by habitual share traders is taxed at traders marginal rates.
Of course you can't tax a crwedit line. It's simply an arrangement with a lender and doesn't even mean there has been any sort of transaction, so there is nothing to tax..
One certainly wonders how much capital values can increase for this point on. It must have taken a bit of risk taking and skill. Certainly you have posted a lot about it and how much it has returned for you in capital gains on this thread - presumably revelling in a bit of schadenfreude in the 1st homebuyers are ScReWeD...thread?