South Korea’s DPK has proposed raising crypto tax exemption levels.
The opposition party proposed raising the exemption to $35,900.
Currently, the crypto tax exemptions stand at a mere $1,795.
In South Korea, a significant development is brewing as the opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) proposes raising the crypto tax exemption to 50 million won (approximately $35,900). The move can help bring additional capital in the local digital asset market as sound regulations gradually take shape in the country.
According to a report from local media outlet Seoul Shinmun, the National Assembly’s Strategy and Finance Committee will discuss the DPK’s proposal on November 26th to reach a decision. This follows the DPK’s recent disapproval of the government’s decision to delay the planned crypto taxation framework until 2027.
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