Germany sees bitcoin as a currency, equivalent to legal means of payment, an alternative to fiat and an acceptable mode of payment. They will not tax the person who buys coffee using bitcoin. More interestingly, they are not to tax bitcoin Exchange operators who are using their name or act as intermediaries for buying and selling bitcoin. Not included in this exemptions though are exchanges that operate as a technical marketplace.
This actually is the evidence that bitcoin can be regarded as a currency, not as an asset wherein every mkve you make using it you will be taxed. If only more countries will accept bitcoin as payment then it will really level up how people look at bitcoin.
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https://www.coindesk.com/germany-considers-crypto-legal-equivalent-to-fiat-for-tax-purposes/Germany is advance country and they already accepting bitcoin for payment. Its good for germany peoples because in many country, bitcoin still banned and prohibited for payment. If many country following germany step, i am believe bitcoin will growing more faster and become popular currency beside fiat money and peoples will start using it because its more flexible and more safe