South Korea lawmakers push for another crypto tax delay until 2029
By Rony Roy

South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party lawmakers have agreed to recommend another postponement of the country’s cryptocurrency income tax, with a two-year delay until 2029 emerging as the preferred option. According to Seoul Economic Daily, members of the National Assembly’s Finance,…
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