Monday, September 7, 2026

South Korea orders residents to report overseas crypto even if exchange fails

South Korea’s National Tax Service has clarified that residents holding cryptocurrencies on foreign exchanges are required to declare those assets under | Bitget crypto news!

  • South Korea's National Tax Service mandates that residents must report overseas crypto assets, even if the exchange has failed or access is blocked.
  • The disclosure obligation applies to accounts exceeding 500 million won, regardless of the exchange's operational status or the user's ability to access funds.
  • This ruling highlights the complexities of valuing frozen crypto assets and precedes the country's scheduled crypto gains tax in 2027.

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