Korean blockchain lobby calls for crypto tax plan to be put on ice

Korean blockchain lobby calls for crypto tax plan to be put on ice

The Korea Blockchain Association wants the government to postpone the implementation of its new tax framework until 2023. The Korea Blockchain Association has called for the government’s new 20% crypto trading tax plan to be delayed for another two years.According to an Oct. 14 report from News1 Korea, the Korea Blockchain Association, or KBA, is requesting regulators postpone the South Korean government’s implementation of its long awaited new tax strategy until Jan. 1, 2023. The KBA doesn’t explicitly state it is against the 20% tax rate but said that crypto exchanges and companies in....


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