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human
CMV: We should not tax gyms.

With the ever growing problem of obesity all over the world I feel a simple solution would be to not tax gyms. The money lost from taxing gyms would be recovered in the long term by reduced cost of the government on healthcare for the obese e.g the NHS. Making gyms tax free would allow memberships to become more affordable for people who understand they need to lose weight but can't find the funding for the gym. Also it sends a powerful message to the people of the country and will be a huge push in the right direction for many. It is predicted that the UK will spend 32 billion a year by 2050 because of obesity. A tax on sugar/unhealthy food has been long debated and many people are of the view that it is too invasive for the government to dictate a persons shopping basket but tax free gyms would be well received and a change for the better.
gpt
A gym is a for-profit business like any other, and therefore they should be taxed like any other.

Taxes should not be used to try and shape people into what you want them to be.  That is not the purpose of taxation.  

I strongly disagree with any use of tax "incentives" to try and mold society into what the government decides it should look like.  If there is money to spare in the budget to start giving tax-free status to things we think are nice (there isn't), then taxes should just be lowered across the board, not selectively for people who are doing things we like.