Yes, I'm sure they will tax it and such, which is with any country. I'm ok with that, I was just saying that it's great that you can use it directly now instead of having to trade to fiat then use the fiat. I'm hoping that trend continues, this way you are never compelled to sell your stash in order to hold Fiat, you can just use it directly as needed.
That is exactly what we are aiming for in the end everything you need should be possible to obtain directly with bitcoin.
3rd party services like exchanges and fiat conversion should be obsolete long time ago, unfortunately we still need to use them.
I'm confused on why you wouldn't want the tax office to know? They will know either way after the transfer so why not cross your t's and cover your ass so nothing goes wrong?
It's not like they are going to try to charge you more for going by the books, right?
Don't get me wrong. I don't have any with paying fair taxes. But in the future, when bitcoin will be probably much more valuable tax office might ask me a lot of question about source of my BTC.
And I don't have any legal confirmation that I bought my BTC, what will I say? That I earned my BTC by being a freelancer or from sig campaigns? Fat chance they will believe it.
