Sooo... I suspect that this is dramatically misleading.
Suppose you earn $90k a year, you haven't been able to save very much because hey... its tough out there.
Grandma passes away and leaves you $200k in shares, maybe she bought them for $100k 10 years ago.
You sell them so you can have a deposit for your first house.
Boom, the sale of the shares makes your taxable income in the top 10%, but you're still not particularly wealthy.
Yes the CGT discount is shit but this graph just says water is wet.
