South Korea Weighs Crypto Tax Amid Deferral Bill and Fairness Criticism

South Korea has met with major cryptocurrency exchanges as a bill from the ruling party seeks to postpone a 22% tax until 2029. Meanwhile, the new tax faces criticism because investors pay it even when they incur losses.

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• South Korea has met with major cryptocurrency exchanges.

  «التقت كوريا الجنوبية بكبرى منصات تداول العملات المشفرة»

  Blockhead
• The bill from the ruling party proposes postponing the 22% tax until 2029.

  «يسعى مشروع قانون لحزب الحاكم إلى تأجيل ضريبة 22% حتى 2029»

  Blockhead
• One of the main criticisms is that investors pay the tax even if they lose money.

  «إذ يدفع المستثمر الضريبة حتى مع خسارته»

  Korea JoongAng Daily

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