South Korea seeks 4th crypto tax delay, targets 2029 start
Summary
South Korea is pushing for another postponement of its planned twenty-two percent digital asset tax. This marks the fourth time the government has sought to delay the implementation of levies on crypto gains.
South Korea is seeking a fourth delay to its 22% crypto tax, months after reaffirming plans to begin taxing digital asset gains in January 2027.
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