- Rep. Han Dong-hoon said the planned virtual asset tax should not be pushed through under its current design next year and that a delay is needed.
- He said the current other-income tax framework cannot keep up with an evolving ecosystem that includes transfers between exchanges, cold-wallet storage, staking rewards and airdrops.
- He said taxing only virtual assets after the financial investment income tax on stocks and bonds was abolished would raise fairness concerns, and that if the tax is enforced, a stock-market exodus in the coin market and a shift to overseas platforms and cold wallets could reduce the taxpayer base to zero.
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