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You don't need money to change hands for a transaction to be taxable. The sort of barter-based system you describe would also (in theory) be taxed. The only dif
by pdabbadabba 12y ago
You don't need money to change hands for a transaction to be taxable. The sort of barter-based system you describe would also (in theory) be taxed. The only difference is that tax enforcement would be much more difficult under your system.
That would work well for a while, but if your service got really big, and became a target for enforcement, you (or your users) might have serious tax problems.