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Uncle Sam a Frolicker Playing Tax Games For Fun
George Goodman, author of The Money Game, clashes with tax rules that tax authors as ordinary income while capital gains rules favor inventors. He argues the law undercuts writers, noting his own status as a Harvard graduate and editor, and suggests authors could profit from stock-like earnings.
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