The double taxation argument never really made sense to me.<p>If the same person is taxed twice for the same money then yes. But if you give money to your child when you die you are not going to be taxed twice. Instead you were taxed and your child will be taxed.<p>If you are against taxation on inheritance based on the argument of double taxation then you are also against the idea of taxation for almost any other use of money.<p>If go to work, get a salary is taxed on it and then go out and buy something for those money then you could might as well claim that it&#x27;s double taxation. Following that logic.<p>That&#x27;s of course not how it works.<p>If I inherit money my parents made I am getting those without having done anything besides being lucky this was my dad.<p>Of course there should be a tax on that, especially for all those who claim that it&#x27;s unfair that you work hard and get taxed.<p>People who claim that tax on inheritance is double taxation are confusing the money with the involved parties.