Definitely, yes. If I get paid on my day job using bitcoin, then that's pretty good. Tax is a major problem amongst those who have day jobs in most countries. Income tax gets a lot of percentage of your salary. In bitcoin, we don't have any tax as it is decentralized and the government has no control over it. What I have received in bitcoins will be the same value when I withdraw it on the bank. If I get paid on fiat, I will have to pay tax and that's a lot of deduction.
Tax has been one of the reasons why some people from other countries go to Middle East because their salary is tax free. The amount of salary in the contract is the amount that they will receive in their bank account. If they stay in their own country, a big chunk of their salary goes to taxes apart from other deductions in which case the government received first their share even before the employees received their salary. With bitcoin as salary, it would be a big advantage being tax free and who knows the overseas workers might consider going back to their countries upon implementation of this one. But I think when that time comes, the government will act upon it and do something to get their share because they will lose a big percentage of funds when there’s no income tax.
yes. I agreed with you and I appreciate your opinion. the percentages of tax has been one of the reasons the most peoples on overseas would choosing bitcoin as main payments. I see that.
but for me who working at my own country, would prefer to using fiat instead of choosing bitcoin as payment because if a price down suddenly, what does I do? what I will waiting bitcoin up to price up? how long I did should wait.
as example the bitcoin price is $1000 per 1 BTC now, I receive my sallary from my boss in amount 1 BTC. when I receive my sallary I forgot sell my bitcoin to the exchanger, and suddenly bitcoin drop at $750 caused due another. of course I lose $250 from my sallary. and if I waiting bitcoin up, I'm not sure bitcoin will rising in a day or a week. that is it my scary.