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Of course he wants to be left alone: he didn't pay taxes. Also of course there is no real public proof as he's not Satoshi.
by xiphias 10y ago
Of course he wants to be left alone: he didn't pay taxes. Also of course there is no real public proof as he's not Satoshi.
- f3llowtraveler 10y agoHe wouldn't owe any taxes. At least, not any income tax. The coins were worthless when he first mined them, and so there wouldn't have been any tax due. If he were to sell the coins now, he might incur a capital gains tax, depending on where he lives.
- xiphias 10y agoThe tax fraud doesn't have anything to do with Bitcoin. The top comment explains it more, but it was clear from earlier news about him as well.