South Korea reportedly weighs fourth delay of crypto gains tax to 2029
The Block reports that South Korea is considering a fourth delay of its crypto gains tax, with a possible 2029 start. The report says the delay aims to align with the U.S. schedule for integrating CARF, the OECD's international tax framework for digital assets.
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- Reported by The Block alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet
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What the sources claim
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South Korea is reportedly weighing a fourth postponement of its crypto gains tax.
“South Korea weighs fourth delay of crypto gains tax”
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The reported delay would target a 2029 start for the tax.
“eyes 2029 start”
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The delay reportedly aims to align with the U.S. schedule for integrating CARF.
“The delay reportedly aims to align with the U.S. schedule of integrating CARF”
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CARF is described as the OECD's international tax framework for digital assets.
“CARF, the OECD's international tax framework for digital assets”
The Block
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