South Korea Considers Fourth Delay to Crypto Gains Tax, Pushing It to 2029

South Korean officials are weighing another postponement of the country's tax on cryptocurrency gains, which would push its start date to 2029. The concern is that domestic exchange users would shoulder the tax burden unfairly, because the United States will not share cryptocurrency trading data until that year. Without access to that cross-border information, authorities worry they cannot reliably track and tax gains made on foreign platforms. The proposed delay would mark the fourth time the rollout has been pushed back. Officials are still deliberating over the timing, and no final decision has been announced.