Odaily Planet Daily News According to the recent protokol reached by various political parties in South Korea to cancel the planned financial investment income tax, the Kripto Asset capital gains tax originally planned to be implemented in 2025 is now more likely to be postponed until 2027. A Democratic Party official in South Korea said that it is now considered necessary to postpone the Kripto Asset capital gains tax to maintain fairness. In July, the South Korean government proposed a tax law amendment including the postponement of the Kripto Asset capital gains tax, but the passage of the amendment has been uncertain due to the Democratic Party's opposition to other tax reduction policies of the government. Min Byoung-dug, a member of the Democratic Party, emphasized that before legally taxing the income of the virtual asset industry, it is necessary to first recognize the industry legally, so he supports the current decision to postpone taxation on virtual assets. (Korean Economic Daily)
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Güney Kore'nin finansal yatırım vergisi planını iptal etmesinin ardından, Kripto Varlık vergisinin 2 yıl ertelenme olasılığı arttı
Odaily Planet Daily News According to the recent protokol reached by various political parties in South Korea to cancel the planned financial investment income tax, the Kripto Asset capital gains tax originally planned to be implemented in 2025 is now more likely to be postponed until 2027. A Democratic Party official in South Korea said that it is now considered necessary to postpone the Kripto Asset capital gains tax to maintain fairness. In July, the South Korean government proposed a tax law amendment including the postponement of the Kripto Asset capital gains tax, but the passage of the amendment has been uncertain due to the Democratic Party's opposition to other tax reduction policies of the government. Min Byoung-dug, a member of the Democratic Party, emphasized that before legally taxing the income of the virtual asset industry, it is necessary to first recognize the industry legally, so he supports the current decision to postpone taxation on virtual assets. (Korean Economic Daily)