South Korea delays crypto taxation and repealed its 2017 ICO Ban and the country’s president Yook Suk-yeol decided to delay the taxation by wanting to adopt a different regulatory framework so let’s read more about it in today’s latest cryptocurrency news.

President-elect Yoon is firm on remaining crypto-friendly and he could lift the ban on the initial coin offering which was imposed in 2017. the move is one of the few important actions that Yoon’s Presidential Transition Committee will be working on in order to remain friendly on digital assets. The move behind doing so includes providing an environment for investors to trade digital assets with ease. South Korea delays its planned taxation and can be mounted to an absence of a proper taxation system alogn with the fitting measures which are supposed to protect the investors interest. The country is the latest one that hasn’t set out to reform digital asset regulations by relaxing them further.

The appeal of the ICO is one of the other 110 tasks that the Presidential Transition committee decided to execute. the regulatory measures and plans were divided into two segments, one that segregates securities from insecurities. The nominee for deputy prime minister and finance minister also said that the taxation from 2025 can be expected to be even more crypto-friendly. It can be the case because a clear and legally accepted definition of crypto assets is soon to be released. The currently proposed bill should be observing and access the listing and insurance process of the digital assets.

The reports from outlets said the Digital Asset Framework Act just wants to ensure a safe and certain environment for the investors to gain confidence. The report stated that in terms of maintaining a regulatory stance, the committee shall follow the viewpoint of international financial institutions like the Bank of International Settlements and US executive agencies. The ban in 2017 on ICO was imposed owing to the nature of the asset whcih is a volatile asset along with illegal and criminal activities being facilitated by the same and the crypto regulation framework in South Korea was relaxed late in 2020 crypto in the country which was regulated and legalized.

President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol stayed firm on introducing crypto taxation only when the proper protection framework is introduced and the tax law will now come into effect before 2024. No specific taxation scheme was decided later on but the finance ministry of the country could re-classify the returns on the digital assets as other income.