The South Korean National Policy Committee clarified: Taxation on digital assets is still under discussion and specific policies have not yet been determined.

According to the news on June 24, the National Planning Committee (National Political Commissar) directly under the President of South Korea said at a regular press conference on June 24 that there has been no specific discussion on the implementation of digital asset taxation. A spokesman for the political commissar said that the content of the report is only a policy concept, not a final task, and all items should not be regarded as a formal policy to advance. The National Commissar plans to determine the topic and scope of discussion at the meeting of the Tax and Fiscal Reform Working Group (TF) to be held on June 26, and decide on the follow-up disclosure based on the results of the meeting. Previously, the state commissar mentioned in the report on June 17 that the expansion of new economy taxes, including the tax system for digital assets such as Bitcoin, attracted market attention. However, the implementation of the digital asset tax is expected to be delayed until 2027 due to insufficient infrastructure.