It's the same situation that I also observed here in my country right now, and life of most people including me has improved a lot in terms of financial sources. The country's economy also became progressive due to people will have more budget aside from an income from current job, they can use the earned btc to purchased local good that supports the economy in terms of buying local gooda in our community. So much better if the country will adopt bitcoin currency as our secondary currency which brought comfortable transactions on both local and online payments.
How do you imagine people will pay taxes on the income received in bitcoins. It's not real. But if people earned them in another jurisdiction and paid there, how to prove it. The less the government will meddle in our lives the better for usIt goes without saying that governments should stay away from our lives
But that doesn't mean that folks cannot be forced to pay Bitcoin related taxes (including an income tax). First of all, governments would have to legalize Bitcoin first since you obviously can't levy taxes on something illegal (that would mean legalizing it indirectly). Further, governments may put stricter rules on banks in terms of tracing money flows. In this way, you may have to explain the origins of certain monies which came to you bank account (when you cash out) and whether you paid taxes if you claim that you earned these sums from your operations with Bitcoin (e.g. speculation). Otherwise, you will have to think up something plausible to explain their source, which may not be worth trying (if you get caught lying, paying taxes may turn out to be a better option after all)
