EDIT: und: Steurn werden grundsätzlich in Euro fällig und bezahlt 
. Es gibt allerdings eine Geschichte aus Island, wo der Staat mal alles mögliche als Zahlungsform für Steuern akzeptiert hat. Wenn jemand interesse hat such ich die raus.
Würde mich interessieren! Ich hänge noch 2 Seiten hinterher; also wenn Du das schon gepostet hast, bitte ignorieren. Ich sehe es dann gleich. ^^. Es gibt allerdings eine Geschichte aus Island, wo der Staat mal alles mögliche als Zahlungsform für Steuern akzeptiert hat. Wenn jemand interesse hat such ich die raus.Gefunden! Hatte im Auroracoin-Thread gefragt (daher kannte ich glaub die Geschichte) und Antwort bekommen:
https://99bitcoins.com/why-iceland-should-really-drop-the-krona-and-adopt-bitcoin/
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My grandfather co-founded a construction company in 1947 called Steypustodin the ready-mix factory and my father and his cousins were running the company in the 1970s and 1980s, a time of double-digit, and then triple-digit, inflation. (
) In Iceland, people liked to build their own houses at the time, but they couldnt put the money they were saving to build their homes into the bank, because it disappeared. Somebody had the idea to buy certificates in building materials in advance, and those certificates were denominated in cubic meters of concrete. It became very popular on payday, and our company would issue the certificates. One day the company got a call from the inland revenue asking if we had issued these vouchers. We confirmed it, but asked why they wanted to know. The official said somebody was trying to use the vouchers to pay his taxes.
Eventually, the vouchers were accepted and people got used to them.
Eventually, the vouchers were accepted and people got used to them.
Ob's jetzt wirklich so war daß die Beton-Vouchers zur Bezahlung von Steuern akzeptiert wurden? Dieser Text scheint es jedenfalls zu behaupten. Auch garnicht so lange her anscheinend (da hab sogar schon gelebt ;-) ).