http://cryptexplorer.com/tx/3a8446b55996c253cf35c19b7de29bce3351a55bf10eb03506e659815ba4870b#o0
May be I misunderstood... I can not distinguish who payed whom, because there are 3 inputs and 6 outputs in a single transaction. But if I consider that 6 outputs alone, I can see what amount of coins has been received by every address:
Index Redeemed at input Amount To address ScriptPubKey
0 Not yet redeemed 1 XKNypbESp4cUGAKEJPMUhUFJPA8trns7Dp DUP HASH160 20:5815...8aa4 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 Not yet redeemed 220.379627 XTgfrwqtBPcbP61ZJ6YhD6iKmTDzWLBUua DUP HASH160 20:b32e...4eff EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
and so on.
Given me to be a tax officer, I say to the adress XKNypbESp4cUGAKEJPMUhUFJPA8trns7Dp: "pay tax 10% or 0.1", XTgfrwqtBPcbP61ZJ6YhD6iKmTDzWLBUua: pay tax 10% or 22.0379627 and so on..
What is wrong with me? Where I mistake?
You also tax the change
btw: See absolute no way to trace where that payment wend, it's just not on the bc
Can't wait for the wallet to finalize so we can start collecting for a big bounty to track this
Being tax officer, I am quite short-sighted creature, I just wanna get as more taxes as I could.
Agree, I can not tax decentralized mixer, so I throw this rotten idea. Also I throw address XKNypbESp4cUGAKEJPMUhUFJPA8trns7Dp - tax too low to be profitable to take.
Instead, just like at Bitcoin blockchain, I focus upon address XTgfrwqtBPcbP61ZJ6YhD6iKmTDzWLBUua, and shake out all the 22.0379627 money from it.
Does upcoming Rev.3 fixes this issue?
I am not an expert but, to start you would have to know who owns it. You would also need to know I assume why the XC was transferred and from whom. Do you tax gifts paying off debt moving to a different account for the same person? If you were doing some kind of tax on wealth I guess you could tax the addresses but then again would have to know who owns it to be able to tax them.