Južna Koreja: Vlada potrjuje obdavčitev kripto dohodka zaradi zatiranja

Zaradi nedavnega razvoja južnokorejskega zatiranja kripto kriz je vlada potrdila časovni okvir za začetek izvajanja davčnih predpisov za kripto v državi. Obdavčitev kriptovalut bo začela veljati 1. januarja prihodnje leto, kar bo uvedlo 20 -odstotni davek na dobiček iz transakcij. Čeprav je Korejska demokratična stranka še naprej razpravljala o odložitvi obdavčitve prek delovne skupine za navidezna sredstva, pa je sklep na nedavnem sestanku visoke vlade nasprotoval kakršni koli nadaljnji zamudi v obdobju obdavčitve kriptovalut.

“The taxation of virtual assets will be implemented from January 1 next year as it is now…Recently, the virtual asset market has been hot, and even though investors have suffered damage, there was an opinion that it is right to raise the tax first before creating a proper safeguard to protect them…There is currently no law that can replace the current law, so the taxation will proceed as scheduled,”, a government official told a lokalna novica.

Južnokorejska vlada priča notranjemu navzkrižju interesov glede kriptovalut

Internal government conflicts of interest in Južna Koreja on the decisions on taxing kripto amid the crackdown have been evident for a while now. While some officials’ statements directed towards speculation of review of the taxation plan for virtual assets from scratch, however, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance noted otherwise by announcing that it is preparing for next year’s taxation as scheduled.

"Davek ni bil natančno določen in glede na to, kako so (v zvezi z institucionalizacijo) sprejeti predpisi v postopku ravnanja z virtualnimi sredstvi, je tudi davčni del ... Morate biti odprti in razmisliti o tem," je dejal predstavnik Dong-soo Dong, vodja delovne skupine za virtualno premoženje Demokratične stranke, je novinarjem povedal po 5. seji delovne skupine za virtualno premoženje Demokratične stranke.

Zatiranje kripto krivic v Južni Koreji

As the South Korean crypto crackdown expands, crypto exchange giants also give in to the regulatory black hole. Recently, South Korea’s largest exchange, Upbit informed its users that accounts with trade amounting to over 1 million won on its platform, must pass KYC verification. According to local news platforms in Korea, from the 1st of October, Upbit has enabled the ID verification process on all transactions of 1 million won and above.