Crypto tax can wait, free coins can’t: S. Korea mulls ‘gift tax’ for airdrops
South Korea has postponed its crypto gains tax on multiple occasions due to a lack of investor protection measures and regulatory guidelines.
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South Korea has postponed its crypto gains tax on multiple occasions due to a lack of investor protection measures and regulatory guidelines.
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