According to CoinMeta, the South Korean government is considering postponing the implementation of the 22% crypto tax policy, which was originally scheduled for January 2027, to 2029. The reason is the need to share tax information related to digital asset transactions with U.S. officials. This policy, which was first proposed in 2020, has been postponed several times. It is expected to impose a 20% income tax and a 2% local tax on investors with an annual income exceeding 2.5 million Korean won (about $1,883).