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South Korea's 22% Crypto Tax Remains Scheduled for January 2027

A ruling-party proposal would move the start to 2029 after three previous postponements.

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Attendees enter Government Complex Seoul on an overcast morning in Seoul, South Korea. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Attendees enter Government Complex Seoul on an overcast morning in Seoul, South Korea. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

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South Korea’s 22% cryptocurrency tax remains scheduled for January 2027 after three previous postponements, while a ruling-party proposal would shift its planned start to 2029.

South Korea has delayed the measure three times.

The proposal has not changed the current timetable, which still sets the start for January 2027.

No further postponement has been decided.

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