South Korea’s 22% crypto gains tax is still officially scheduled to start in January 2027. The supplied @coinbureau post says the presidential office is reviewing a delay but has made no decision; it reports that a ruling-party bill would move the start to 2029, the fourth postponement, and says limited visibility into overseas trades is a concern. @coinbureau

South Korea’s 22% crypto gains tax is still officially scheduled to start in January 2027. The supplied @coinbureau post says the presidential office is reviewing a delay but has made no decision; it reports that a ruling-party bill would move the start to 2029, the fourth postponement, and says limited visibility into overseas trades is a concern. @coinbureau

The other supplied posts state more definitively that the presidential office is moving to delay the tax, but they do not provide evidence of a final decision. @scottmelker Cointelegraph

Recent posts found in the search repeat both versions: some say no decision is final, while others claim the office has decided or is backing a delay. The sources do not establish that the tax has been formally postponed.