Does Korean virtual currency pay tax
According to Yonhap, the South Korean financial commission and other financial departments held a press conference at the Seoul Office Building of the central government on the 23rd to release the results of the on-site investigation of virtual currency and the criteria for preventing money laundering, and stipulated that the real name trading system of virtual currency will be implemented from the 30th of this month, and the existing virtual currency accounts will be suspended
previously, Hong Nanji, head of the state adjustment Office of South Korea, said that virtual currency is not legal tender, and the government has repeatedly warned that there are hidden dangers in the virtual currency market, such as big price fluctuation, fraud, and hackers attacking trading institutions. However, there are still some phenomena in the market, such as the market price of most virtual currencies at home is higher than that abroad, blind speculation and so on
There are policies on the one hand and Countermeasures on the otherI can give you a simple and crude answer to this question. It's not necessary at present, but it's hard to say how to develop or what new policies will be adopted in the future. bitcoin has a great influence on the international market now, there's no doubt about this according to the latest data report of the IRS, the transaction report between 2013 and 2015 shows that the number of people trading bitcoin at that time was less than 900 in the world. Although this figure is obviously incorrect, in order to regulate regulation, the IRS has listed cryptocurrency as an indivial property attribute as early as 2014, And sent a prescribed notice to some bitcoin exchanges
I think there are only two kinds of people in the world, one is rich people, the other is people who have bitcoin, or people who don't have bitcoin. This is an obvious chemical reaction. This may be a wealth belief of most owners or people who will enter the monetary circle in the future, In a short period of time, the soaring currency created a lot of fortune news like a myth. Many people now think that bitcoin is the hope of his life. Obviously, these people have not been cut leeks yet{ RRRRR}according to the regulations, the income from property transfer is calculated as the amount of taxable income, which is the balance of the income from one-time transfer of property (no matter how many times it is paid, it should be merged into the income from one-time transfer of property) minus the original value of the property and reasonable expenses, and the tax rate of 20% is applied to calculate and pay indivial income tax.
bitcoin (bitcoin: bitcoin) was originally a kind of network virtual currency, which can buy real-life goods. It is characterized by decentralization, anonymity, and can only be used in the digital world. It does not belong to any country or financial institution, and is not subject to geographical restrictions. It can be exchanged anywhere in the world. Therefore, it is used as a money laundering tool by some criminals. In 2013, the U.S. government recognized the legal status of bitcoin, making the price of bitcoin soar. In China, on November 19, 2013, a bitcoin was equivalent to 6989 yuan.
we have received your request for instructions on the issue of personal income tax collection for indivials who obtain income from online sales of virtual currency (jdsge [2008] No. 114). The reply is as follows:
1. The income obtained by an indivial from purchasing a player's virtual currency through the Internet and selling it to others after a price increase belongs to the taxable income of personal income tax, which should be calculated according to & quot; Income from property transfer; Indivial income tax is calculated and paid
2. The original value of an indivial's property selling virtual currency is the price and relevant taxes paid for his purchase of network virtual currency< 3. If an indivial is unable to provide the original value certificate of the property, the original value of the property shall be verified by the competent tax authority<
State Administration of Taxation
September 28, 2008