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South Korea's ruling party wants to delay crypto tax by about two years
South Korea's ruling party proposes postponing the crypto tax by roughly two years while it awaits global tax-sharing rules and a new digital assets law.
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South Korea's ruling party has called for delaying the introduction of a crypto tax by about two years, CoinDesk reports.
According to the report, the decision is linked to waiting for global tax information-sharing rules and a new digital assets law.
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