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South Korea proposes delaying 22% crypto gains tax to 2029
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- South Korea has proposed postponing its planned 22% cryptocurrency gains tax until 2029.
- The delay is anticipated to bolster investor confidence throughout the country.
- Additionally, the move aims to establish a significantly more favorable regulatory environment for digital asset investments and market participants across the South Korean crypto ecosystem over the coming years.
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- Crypto BriefingSouth Korea proposes delaying 22% crypto gains tax to 2029 · 2 hours agoRead on Crypto Briefing
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