South Korea Could Issue a Crypto Capital Gains Tax as High as 20%

by Aurelia Butler 13 July 2020, 22:00 139 Views

Proposed amendments to existing laws also plan to classify cryptocurrencies as “goods,” rather than currencies.

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South Korea Could Issue a Crypto Capital Gains Tax as High as 20%

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