South Korea wants to delay its 22% crypto tax again and give investors a new break on losses
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Key points
- South Korean authorities have requested another delay for the country's planned 22% cryptocurrency tax, citing the need for additional preparation time.
- Official tax guidance currently retains a start date of January 1, 2027, with no replacement date settled yet.
- The proposal also includes offering investors a new break on their crypto losses.
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- CryptoSlateSouth Korea wants to delay its 22% crypto tax again and give investors a new break on losses · 37 minutes agoRead on CryptoSlate
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