I think that depends on where the person plans to sell their bitcoin in the near future.
If I were planning to sell and I expected my returned to be more than 6%, I might use a line of credit to pay taxes. Id probably calculate the tax burden on the sale of bitcoin as well, to make sure it’s really better to hold.
But, seeing as how I don’t plan to ever sell, I’d definitely pay on credit and try to learn from my mistake going forward.
Friend, we're engaged in a revolutionary war.
No taxation without representation.
How much have they stolen from the population through money debasement?
Not paying your taxes if you decide to sell your BTC is a very peaceful, acceptable form of civil disobedience.
Fuck em.
I love this in theory but I don't want trouble or for my life to get harder.
I'd feel better about that if I were contributing to society in any other meaningful way but I'm really... not...
I don't plan on ever selling... at least not for many years (I might want a house someday in the distant distant future lol) so this makes sense
