Cryptocurrencies are moving to the point of being regarded as "digital assets" and therefore will incur tax to the holders.

because bitcoin many user

because bitcoin up

in South Korea, business people and workers trade a lot using crypto. that's a natural thing.

a country whose popularity is almost all familiar with bitcoin

because many users and companies use crypto payments. therefore the state requires tax.

South Korea is considering reclassifying cryptocurrencies as "goods" rather than currencies, meaning bitcoin would be subject to tax rates as high as 20 per cent.

because there are many users of bitcoin / crypto ... and many trades via bitcoin / crypto

nice

Korean users have many transactions with crypto. it is natural.

Cryptocurrencies is an assets, so i think the owner of the bitcoin should pay tax

>"South Korea is considering reclassifying cryptocurrencies as "goods" rather than currencies, meaning bitcoin would be subject to tax rates as high as 20 per cent. Discussions this week centred around amending existing laws in order to introduce a capital gains tax for cryptocurrency. The move, which was reported by cryptocurrency publication CoinTelegraph, would mean that"

I think it's appropriate, together with the price of bitcoin which is increasingly rising