South Korean lawmakers inch closer to deal to delay crypto tax by one year
The long debate in the country’s legislature could soon be over, meaning cryptocurrency gains made in South Korea may not be considered taxable events until 2023, at the earliest.
The long debate in the country’s legislature could soon be over, meaning cryptocurrency gains made in South Korea may not be considered taxable events until 2023, at the earliest.
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