Bitcoin has pushed through the $US100,000 barrier for the first time, while the Australian currency languishes near seven-month lows and the ASX ekes out modest gains. Here's how the day's trade unfolded, with insights from our business reporters, on the ABC News markets blog.
Thats easy, get a tax bill (rates notice, car rego, kicense renewal, etc) and try and pay any other way.
The “value” of a dollar is based in nothing but the Government’s ability to force you to forfeit your freedom if you dont comply, that does NOT apply to bitcoin.
No it’s becase if you don’t, people in large combat boots, black uniforns and large guns will drag you in front of some crusty okd person, dressed in drag with a wig, aka judge who’ll decided if you did or did not comply and then take your liberty if you did not.
Companies need cash becase the government insists they remit part as tax to them, remit GST to them etc all in fiat. They will NOT take seashells, Gold or bitcoin.
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