- Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon said the planned virtual-asset tax due to take effect next year should be delayed by at least two years.
- He said differing national timelines for implementing CARF could prompt investors to move assets to overseas exchanges or decentralized finance services if domestic taxation begins first.
- He also stressed the need during the two-year delay to discuss detailed taxation standards, including second-phase virtual-asset legislation and the loss carryforward period.
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Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon said South Korea should postpone a planned tax on virtual assets, due to take effect next year,…
