The South Korean government has announced its intention to move forward with taxing cryptocurrency gains from January 1, 2027. This decision comes after multiple delays and signals a shift in the country's stance on regulating digital assets. The proposed tax threshold is set at approximately $1,740 per year of gains.
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The tax plan will now be taken up by parliament, where it may face further opposition from lawmakers who have previously blocked the measure. The move has significant implications for South Korean crypto investors and traders, who had been waiting for clarity on the government's stance.