- South Korea’s Democratic Party said it is reviewing ways to revise the system, including a further delay, ahead of the planned January launch of virtual-asset taxation next year.
- The party said it will gather views at a general meeting of lawmakers on adjusting the implementation timing and improving the system, consult with the government, and also speed up legislation on the Digital Asset Basic Act.
- Virtual-asset taxation was introduced through a December 2020 revision to the income tax law, but implementation has been postponed three times, and the presidential office is also discussing a further delay to the start of taxation.
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