Quote from: darkangel11 on September 21, 2017, 08:32:13 PM

If they build a taxless society in a way of large enclosed area, and somehow manage to come to terms with the original owner ( the government) to pay enough for it that the land will become free of property tax for another x years (1000? Cheesy

) they will still have to gather money from the citizens to finance commonly used things like power plants, that's unless they decide all citizens are on their own. Having a shared sewage and water treatment, power generator and so on is much cheaper and more efficient.

Quote from: stupid_seb on September 21, 2017, 08:11:04 PM

My 50cents (15c actually...)

We don't deduct tax in here. The actual power of your 50c post is 50c Cheesy

Also, I agree with all that you've posted. We shouldn't seek a taxless society, but one where taxes are low and simple to understand. I'd be completely fine with paying a fixed amount each year for the things I'm sharing with others, like roads, hospitals, fire dept, but I'm not fine with being taxed multiple times on every step.

Thx for the tax not deducted ;-)

Taxing bitcoin profits is probably a good thing if we want mass adoption.
Giving 20% on my x100 profits... I am OK with that.