According to Cointelegraph, finance officials in South Korea are scheduled to meet major cryptocurrency exchanges on Tuesday. The meeting comes shortly after a legislator introduced legislation that would delay the effective start date of crypto tax obligations by two years.
The timing aligns with ongoing discussions around how digital asset taxation will be implemented in the country. The proposed legislative change aims to adjust when taxpayers are required to begin reporting and paying taxes related to cryptocurrency holdings or transactions. No details on agenda items, participants beyond officials and exchanges, or government position were provided.
The exchange side has reportedly been informed of the meeting timing through official channels; no public statements from exchanges were mentioned. The legislation’s exact wording, timeline for passage, or impact on existing tax rules were not specified in the source material.
