South Korea’s Upcoming Crypto Tax Law Inevitable, Says Finance Minister

South Korea’s Upcoming Crypto Tax Law Inevitable, Says Finance Minister
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2021-4-28 23:00

South Korea’s Minister of Economy and Finance has stated that the upcoming tax on cryptocurrency trading gains proposed by the government is inevitable. South Korea Not Going Back on Crypto Tax Policy According to Reuters on Tuesday, (April 27, 2021), Hong Nam-ki made the statement at a news conference when asked if the crypto taxRead More

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