Deep Tide TechFlow News, May 18, according to Digital Asset reports, Democratic Party officer Jeong Tae-ho of the Korean National Assembly's Finance and Economy Planning Committee stated that digital asset taxation "has already been delayed, and should be implemented as scheduled," and that discussions within the party will be initiated after the tax reform plan is submitted to the committee. This stance is notably more assertive than his position a month ago, which was more reserved. The Korean government has also officially confirmed that it will start taxing gains from digital asset transfers and leases from January 1, 2027. Several hardline Democratic Party lawmakers have recently voiced support for proceeding as planned.

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