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Korea’s Democrats Back a Crypto Tax Delay, Promise a Firm End Date They Haven’t Named
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- South Korea's Democratic Party has voiced support for postponing the upcoming taxation on cryptocurrency gains.
- Party leader Kim Min-seok stated that the country must first pass the Digital Asset Basic Act before implementing these taxes.
- Furthermore, Kim promised that this delay will feature a definite deadline, though he did not specify when that date will be.
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- UnchainedKorea’s Democrats Back a Crypto Tax Delay, Promise a Firm End Date They Haven’t Named · 3 hours agoRead on Unchained
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