- Rep. Min Byoung-dug said digital-asset taxation scheduled to take effect next year should be delayed, warning that under the current structure, “this market dies.”
- He said the lack of tax fairness between domestic and overseas exchanges, along with the inability to secure overseas trading data, could push investors to move to foreign platforms.
- Min said South Korea needs a fair and transparent tax framework through a loss carryforward deduction, the Basic Digital Asset Act, and a phased tax-deferral bill.
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Min Byoung-dug, a lawmaker from South Korea’s Democratic Party, said digital-asset taxation scheduled to take effect next year…
