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South Korea’s Ruling Party Formally Seeks Crypto Tax Delay
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- South Korea's ruling party has formally requested a delay in implementing the country's crypto tax.
- Representative Kim Min-seok stated that a comprehensive digital-asset legal framework must be fully enacted before taxing investors.
- While lawmakers are currently discussing a potential two-year postponement, the officially scheduled legal start date for the taxation policy currently remains Jan.
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- The DefiantSouth Korea’s Ruling Party Formally Seeks Crypto Tax Delay · 28 hours agoRead on The Defiant
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