Not sure what you mean here. Where in the mining process is there a tax? You mean the self employment income taxes that LLC’s and Sole Props have to pay upon mining new blocks?
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No, I mean the transaction fee itself. The fee we pay for putting a transaction on the blockchain is all the "tax" we need to pay. If governments were the ones to establish and maintain our monetary infrastructure on the Bitcoin blockchain, they would be getting the rewards and they would be able to use that Bitcoin to provide the goods and services we need from good governance models. Extra taxes would go away as unnecessary.
1) You seem to be saying that you want the USG (or all governments) to start a mining operation in order to replace tax receipts.
2) You seem to think that profits from mining are/will be enough to replace current/future government expenditures.
How familiar are you with reviewing corporate P&L’s? Not even the most profitable miners are capable of replacing taxes.
Lastly, “if governments were the ones to establish and maintain our monetary infrastructure” is not a pro-bitcoin argument with which I’m familiar.
Are you new to this space?