South Korea moves to delay crypto tax to 2029 in fourth postponement

South Korea wants to delay its tax on cryptocurrency gains by two years to 2029. Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il announced the decision and acknowledged that the constant delays are a bad look for the government’s credibility. Did South Korean authorities reverse their decision on digital asset taxes? Speaking at a…
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