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if too many people is using bitcoin then government will make rules to tax bitcoin transaction and maybe the government will banned bitcoin, but actually now we already pay bitcoin taxes, everytime i exchange my bitcoin in local exchanger they will charge few percent of my bitcoin

I think certainly the government will think how to profit when the whole community began using bitcoin, but you know that decentralized bitcoin so I think the government will not be able to give taxes to the bitcoin because of decentralization,

They could definitely tax Bitcoin through records provided from online exchanges, and thus the only way you'd be able to avoid a lot of these issues would be to exchange physically, into cash, effectively avoiding a "normal" exchange and thus avoiding the records the government can use. Or the government may opt to introduce subscription-based programs for public services to compensate for unenforceable taxes.

I never think if the government is wanna for taxing bitcoin, but seriously I just wanna for waiting for the systemic structure of the government about the system for taxing bitcoin, and especially bitcoiners is always having more than 1 wallet and how the government's way for passing it?

maybe government will just count the amount of the money that will we withdraw into our bank account, and for bitcoin itself, i think there are no tax we should pay except the fee of sending bitcoin.

If we pay tax for bitcoin, I thing this is a good news because government accept bitcoin and make bitcoin is legal alternative investment.