Bank records? If you take a bit out over time and put it in bitcoins nobody will know if you're smart about it. And ATMs are not the only place to buy coins.
And Bitcoin works in the respect that you can keep the money safe and anonymous. There's no IRS audit nor can anyone sieze the funds by force.
But a lot of the time, relationships deteriorate very quickly; so it's hard to slowly siphon away money. And the more money that is moved quickly, the harder it can be to obfuscate all those tracks. Also, the amount owed is not necessarily based on traceable assets but also by income (and sometimes by backlogged income) which adds to the trickiness.
Anyhow, the quick and easy solution naturally is to just get a pre-nup.
That's true, but an even quicker/easier solution would be to not get married in the first place. Or organise the wedding yourself and use a fake priest and not tell your wife so you're never actually legally married. You can legally change her name the regular way and she'll never know until she wants a divorce, and then you can smugly say "We don't need one. See you later, bitch"
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Anyone else noticing a global crack down on so called shadow banking and anti laundering bills lately?
Seems like they are waking up to the potential threats of bitcoin.
They need to fearmonger to scare people into paying their taxes. It's easy to get away with paying them if you're smart about it really. If there was no fear most people just wouldn't pay them.
