we do not speak of bank transfer, we are talking about payment in BTC, which is not any payment for customs, then the seller may also declare a lower value
for example S7 costs $ 1,200 and pay at bitcoin
bitmain could also declare $ 700
This permeterebbe users to pay less money to customs.
but maybe you're financially well, and you do not need to save.
thank you anyway for your time even if you have not voted.
the world becomes a shit for people who do not rebel, and only make us slaves.
It's not as simple as putting a number on a paper. There is much more things involved when you are a company.
Even if I'd like to pay less taxes, big companies exporting from China are taking huge risks if they are making false declaration on the exported value. I believe you can easily check on Google what the risks are for the company making false declaration.
This value should be the same as the one declared in the results of the company. Large companies are subject to more control than small ones too, at least, here in France.
I'm not taking the risk when selling through my company.
When selling as an individual, it's a different story.
Considering Bitmain is also getting 17% of the declared exported value back from Chinese government.
Would you risk getting penalties for false declaration and at the same time lowering the amount you get back from the government if you were owning Bitmain?