Odaily Planet Daily News: Sources revealed that the South Korean government and the ruling party are considering postponing the inclusion of cryptocurrency investment profit tax in next year's tax revision proposal. If the proposal is passed, the taxation of cryptocurrency investment income will be postponed from January 2025 to January 2028. However, the general election will be held in April of that year, and participants before the general election are likely to try to postpone taxation again. The government will announce the revision of the tax law for next year and confirm its position at the end of this month. During the Moon Jae-in administration, after the National Assembly passed the relevant tax law, it was planned to start taxing cryptocurrency gains in October 2021. Considering the presidential election schedule the following year, the implementation date was once postponed to January 2023, and it was postponed again to January 2025 during the Yoon Seok-yeol administration. The main reason each time was "concerns about the burden on cryptocurrency investors and market chaos." If the taxation is postponed again according to the ruling party's plan, the collection of income tax on cryptocurrency profits will be postponed for more than six years, and relevant people have criticized that "tax policies are too influenced by taxpayers' opinions." (Economic Daily)