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South Korea weighs fourth delay to crypto-gains tax
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Published 2026-10-26 14:06 UTCUpdated 2026-10-26 14:51 UTC
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Overview
South Korean officials are weighing another delay to the country’s crypto-gains tax. The proposed 2029 start would be the fourth postponement, with concerns reportedly focused on regulatory readiness and the timing of U.S. crypto-trading data sharing.
Why now
- South Korean officials are reviewing the tax start date.
- A 2029 implementation is reportedly gaining support among lawmakers and industry groups.
Why it matters
- A further delay would affect the timing of crypto-tax obligations in a major Asian market.
- The issue links domestic crypto taxation with cross-border trading-data access.
Evidence assessment
Recurring claims
- South Korea is considering a fourth postponement of its crypto-gains tax, potentially moving implementation to 2029.
- The proposed delay is linked to regulatory gaps and concerns that the U.S. will not share crypto-trading data until 2029.
How sources frame it
- South Korean Officials: neutral
A reported fourth postponement would move South Korea’s crypto-gains tax start date to 2029.
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CoinDesk report
coindesk.com · coindesk.com · 2026-10-26 14:51 UTC
Bitcoin Magazine report
bitcoinmagazine.com · bitcoinmagazine.com · 2026-10-26 14:06 UTC
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