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October 05, 2016, 10:15:53 AM |
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Yes. I will accept.
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Agraoclya
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October 05, 2016, 10:29:10 AM |
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I would love to accept Bitcoin as my salary because then it means that I can hold on to that as well and try to make more money with it.
I hope that it is going to be possible in the near future.
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tampazeus
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October 05, 2016, 10:31:13 AM |
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Yes, i would accept it as salary since i can save the amount which is charged to convert fiat to bitcoins and i can send my income to my home from abroad easily
convenience is one of the main reasons I am using bitcoin. bitcoin ease give me time and another opportunity to make money. How can the bitcoin give you the chance to earn money. I though you can trade the bitcoin to earn some bitcoin. Its not only trading from where you can earn money, there are many ways to earn money with bitcoin like participating in signature campaign and offering services are the most common ways of earning money. signature campaigns are the best way to earn free bucks when it comes to time-reward ratio. mainly because it's all free. offering services is just you offering your skills to the public. not everyone has these skills. eventually people will remain earning through signature campaigns since it's a free way of earning money. Yeah and I think its an easiest way too, if you have good english and sound knowledge of bitcoin then that is enough to join any signature campaign and start earning free bitcoins. |
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coinoclock
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October 05, 2016, 10:53:15 AM |
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yes i would. yes i want to. and yes i am willing to lose some money because of the process. i'm willing to do that because i believe in bitcoin and would like to support it this way. but it's harder to find/convince an employer then you think.
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dreamer81
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October 05, 2016, 11:22:39 AM |
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it would only make sense if there was another benefit, i.e. lower taxes. In Europe bitcoin is not considered a currency, and you dont have to pay taxes if you earn money from it.
Not sure if this also applies to salary though?
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coinoclock
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October 05, 2016, 11:27:52 AM |
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it would only make sense if there was another benefit, i.e. lower taxes. In Europe bitcoin is not considered a currency, and you dont have to pay taxes if you earn money from it.
Not sure if this also applies to salary though?
i'm quite sure, that you pay taxes on your income and it is irrelevant how or in what currency (or non currency) you generate it. so you have to pay taxes. and if you don't do this then you are just fucking the government. |
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randy8777
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October 05, 2016, 11:30:01 AM |
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it would only make sense if there was another benefit, i.e. lower taxes. In Europe bitcoin is not considered a currency, and you dont have to pay taxes if you earn money from it.
Not sure if this also applies to salary though?
i am from western europe, and i do have to pay tax over my bitcoin holdings. and i also have to pay separate tax over the profits that i made with bitcoin. do you come from europe? if so, which country? |
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Oilacris
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October 05, 2016, 11:31:18 AM |
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I wouldnt like tp accept bitcoin as my salary because bitcoin price is too volatile and i dont like that my salary would decrease also when bitcoin price goes down. It better to stay on fiat.
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coinoclock
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October 05, 2016, 11:33:47 AM |
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I wouldnt like tp accept bitcoin as my salary because bitcoin price is too volatile and i dont like that my salary would decrease also when bitcoin price goes down. It better to stay on fiat.
and your salary would go up if price would go up also. since we all here expect the price to go up, dont you think this would be a good deal? |
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marcuslong
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October 05, 2016, 11:36:09 AM |
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Not at the moment as bitcoin price is not stable unlike fiat and I would exchange my fiat salary to bitcoin manually if I had to transact or do something to buy in the internet. But if Bitcoin has many purpose on my country I would gladly make half of my salary converted to bitcoin to avoid any hassle.
Well it is good to accept bitcoin even is not stable if you want too don't compare fiat in currencies because fiat is always stable bitcoin is in demand and there are investors that really uses bitcoin to there companies eventually if you really want bitcoin then you should accept it no matter what the price is . |
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coinoclock
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October 05, 2016, 11:41:08 AM |
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Not at the moment as bitcoin price is not stable unlike fiat and I would exchange my fiat salary to bitcoin manually if I had to transact or do something to buy in the internet. But if Bitcoin has many purpose on my country I would gladly make half of my salary converted to bitcoin to avoid any hassle.
Well it is good to accept bitcoin even is not stable if you want too don't compare fiat in currencies because fiat is always stable bitcoin is in demand and there are investors that really uses bitcoin to there companies eventually if you really want bitcoin then you should accept it no matter what the price is . the thing is, that fiat is also not stable. the price USD/EUR changes every day, so it is also not stable. just because toilet paper has today the same price as yesterday doesn't mean the price is stable. it just means the owner excepts minor changes because they even out over a period of time. we could have the same with bitcoin. |
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terman45x
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October 05, 2016, 01:09:54 PM |
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I wouldnt like tp accept bitcoin as my salary because bitcoin price is too volatile and i dont like that my salary would decrease also when bitcoin price goes down. It better to stay on fiat.
and your salary would go up if price would go up also. since we all here expect the price to go up, dont you think this would be a good deal? It would be a good deal only if price keeps on going higher and higher in future but in reality that is not possible as it can also fall down and in that case it will affect our monthly income. |
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October 05, 2016, 02:42:19 PM |
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No I would not like to get bitcoin as my salary due to the fact that its not handy for my billings I have to do every month so because of that I would never do this..
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greBit
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October 05, 2016, 04:00:00 PM |
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No I would not like to get bitcoin as my salary due to the fact that its not handy for my billings I have to do every month so because of that I would never do this..
Yeah and to spend them every time we need to convert it to fiat first and that will bring in the conversion fees which can be an expensive affair for us as we cannot spend them directly at a moment. |
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October 05, 2016, 04:04:53 PM |
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No I would not like to get bitcoin as my salary due to the fact that its not handy for my billings I have to do every month so because of that I would never do this..
Yeah and to spend them every time we need to convert it to fiat first and that will bring in the conversion fees which can be an expensive affair for us as we cannot spend them directly at a moment. I've never found it that expensive to exchange my Bitcoin for fiat (and back again), however that might be because of the exchange I use and I might be spoiled. It is maybe something like 1% at most, and I think I've only ever really be charged at something like 0.1-0.5%. I would have to go back and check eventually, however I can see how some people would find some of the other exchange fees expensive, especially some of the more obscure ones. |
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October 05, 2016, 04:09:55 PM |
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No I would not like to get bitcoin as my salary due to the fact that its not handy for my billings I have to do every month so because of that I would never do this..
Yeah and to spend them every time we need to convert it to fiat first and that will bring in the conversion fees which can be an expensive affair for us as we cannot spend them directly at a moment. Yeah there are taxes and other deduction plus this exchange fee. It will take a big lost. Good reasoning. But what if they can somehow create a thing that bills will be easily paid thru bitcoin? Aint that good also? |
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October 05, 2016, 04:17:19 PM |
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No I would not like to get bitcoin as my salary due to the fact that its not handy for my billings I have to do every month so because of that I would never do this..
Yeah and to spend them every time we need to convert it to fiat first and that will bring in the conversion fees which can be an expensive affair for us as we cannot spend them directly at a moment. Yeah there are taxes and other deduction plus this exchange fee. It will take a big lost. Good reasoning. But what if they can somehow create a thing that bills will be easily paid thru bitcoin? Aint that good also? In many countries people are paying bills with bitcoin but unfortunately its not implemented everywhere at a moment and it may take some time especially in third world countries. |
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October 05, 2016, 05:10:38 PM |
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Would be a little silly to become dependent on one currency that could potentially be less stable than the Countries currency at the moment. The goal,at least for me,is to be diversified for when there is a issue that makes the currencies fluctuate.
Strapping in to bitcoin defeats the plan for me and think it would be likely the case for most of us.
If you had secondary income this seems like a possibility but not with the current setup,its just begging to be bent over a desk and have a train run right up in there.
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October 05, 2016, 05:20:39 PM |
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i think bitcoin has to be more stable employees can not risk their hard earned money to get losses just because market price has dropped.or else they can convert it into anything else as soon ws they get it they can convert it into faint too but its better yo ask faint insted of btc
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October 05, 2016, 05:23:08 PM |
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it would only make sense if there was another benefit, i.e. lower taxes. In Europe bitcoin is not considered a currency, and you dont have to pay taxes if you earn money from it.
Not sure if this also applies to salary though?
I think if the company paid you with bitcoin, taxes are already deducted from it just like the normal salary where your tax are already deducted with all the insurance bills. And it really make sense since holding bitcoin means holding currency and at the same time having an investment that can grow in value overtime. |
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