South Korea Will Reportedly Re-evaluate Existing Regulatory Frameworks for Cryptos
South Korean authorities will re-evaluate the existing crypto rules with a view to support the growth and development of the crypto industry.
South Korean authorities will re-evaluate the existing crypto rules with a view to support the growth and development of the crypto industry.
South Korea’s lawmakers, high-ranking government officials, and major exchanges meet officially for the first time. The crypto debate is considered a success with several major outcomes.
On December 10, South Korea’s National Assembly along with several members of the Congress will have the first official debate in this country about crypto involving high profile government officials.
South Korea’s financial authorities are actively working on preparing new taxation plans to introduce taxes on crypto trading and ICOs.
South Korean authorities continue discussing the possibility of reallowing ICOs within the country. The final decision is going to be revealed in November 2018.
A meeting involving the South Korean finance ministry reveals country’s intention to nourish cutting-edge industries accelerating an innovative growth.
Korea’s biggest crypto exchange UPbit came out clean in audit after local authorities’ raid, proving the solvency of the exchange.
Although the government has considered tax rebates to blockchain firms, crypto exchanges have been exempted from the tax perks.
Following a billions-worth heist of cryptocurrency exchanges, South Korea’s financial regulator urged lawmakers to pass the bill bringring exchanges under the FSC’s direct supervision.
Members of South Korea’s political parties will present their draft bills and debate on it during an extraordinary session of the National Assembly, from July 13 to 26.