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That just seems so arbitrary and dangerous. SO there is no risk right now. But what happens if I make the wrong person mad? Now there's a trail of cash that I
by Loughla 8y ago
That just seems so arbitrary and dangerous.
SO there is no risk right now. But what happens if I make the wrong person mad? Now there's a trail of cash that I haven't paid tax on, and they've got me.
It just seems like a way to bake possible governmental control into an uncontrollable system like black money.
- dis-sys 8y ago> But what happens if I make the wrong person mad? Now there's a trail of cash that I haven't paid tax on, and they've got me. always pay your tax OR be nice. both are actually easy!
- Loughla 8y ago>that is the exact reason why small business vendors all started accepting mobile payment - they know full well that there is no tax risk for doing that. Your statement. I understand that to avoid getting caught for breaking the law, don't break the law. But this conversation was in the context of black markets and their 'no risk' existence at the good graces of the Chinese government. What you call 'no risk' is actually just hard-coded blackmail from the government, I believe.