tldr; South Korea’s National Tax Service (NTS) is developing an AI-powered system to track cryptocurrency gains and prevent tax evasion, with a budget of 3 billion won ($2 million). The system aims to identify unusual transaction patterns and will be operational by December 2026, ahead of new tax laws starting January 1, 2027. Meanwhile, Coinbase faces criticism for allegedly lobbying U.S. lawmakers to limit tax-free exemptions to stablecoins, sparking debate over Bitcoin’s role as a currency for daily commerce.
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tldr; South Korea’s National Tax Service (NTS) is developing an AI-powered system to track cryptocurrency gains and prevent tax evasion, with a budget of 3 billion won ($2 million). The system aims to identify unusual transaction patterns and will be operational by December 2026, ahead of new tax laws starting January 1, 2027. Meanwhile, Coinbase faces criticism for allegedly lobbying U.S. lawmakers to limit tax-free exemptions to stablecoins, sparking debate over Bitcoin’s role as a currency for daily commerce.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.