South Korea's presidential office reportedly concludes on two-year crypto tax delay to 2029

South Korea's presidential office has reportedly concluded to delay virtual asset taxation by two years, pushing the 22% capital gains tax from 2027 to 2029 in a fourth postponement. An official cited the lack of U.S. tax data as the main obstacle; the U.S. reportedly won't share crypto data under the OECD framework until 2029.

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