A city in South Korea says it has a method it can use to seize crypto from people who are behind on paying their taxes.
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More Seoul districts will seize crypto from citizens who fail to pay local taxes, as South Korea’s regions step up a ...
Bitcoin is more expensive in South Korea again following Monday's flash crash—a phenomenon dubbed "Kimchi premium." ...
South Korea’s Gwacheon City is launching an electronic crypto seizure system to track and confiscate digital assets from tax ...
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