South Korea lawmakers mull pushing crypto tax implementation to 2029

Cointelegraph26 October 2026, 16:18 UTCSouth Korea

The Seoul government is reportedly weighing another delay for a 2020 income tax policy on digital assets, citing concerns with receiving data from US officials.

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