South Korean crypto holders must still report even if overseas crypto exchanges collapse
Cryptopolitan · Published Sep 7, 2026, 8:45 AM EDT
Article Summary
South Korea's National Tax Service ruled on August 28 that a resident who holds crypto at an overseas exchange must still declare that account under the country's foreign-account disclosure rules. The rule still applies even when the overseas exchange collapses and locks the holder out of trading or withdrawals.
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What Happened
South Korea's National Tax Service ruled on August 28 that a resident who holds crypto at an overseas exchange must still declare that account under the country's foreign-account disclosure rules. The rule still applies even when the overseas exchange collapses and locks the holder out of trading or withdrawals.
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Market Context
Published by Cryptopolitan. Category: Market Structure. Published Sep 7, 2026, 8:45 AM EDT.
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