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South Korea plans to let crypto losses be carried forward to 2032

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South Korea's government plans to delay crypto taxation to 2029 and let investors carry losses forward to offset taxable gains through 2032, with the proposal needing parliament to amend the Income Tax Act.

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The story so far: South Korea crypto tax debate

South Korea has been debating a delay to cryptocurrency income taxation, with the government formally seeking a two-year delay to the digital asset income tax due to start in 2027 at 22%. The government now plans to delay crypto taxation to 2029 and let investors carry losses forward through 2032, pending parliament…

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