Deep Tide TechFlow news, on December 17, according to CoinDesk JAPAN, the Japanese government plans to postpone the separate taxation policy for reporting crypto assets (virtual currencies) until January 1, 2028. Relevant political figures have revealed that, although the market expects that the new tax system may be implemented within 2027 after the amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act is passed in next year's ordinary session of the National Diet, the government is more inclined to implement tax reform after confirming the market conditions under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Currently, profits from trading crypto assets in Japan are classified as "miscellaneous income" and are combined with income such as wages, with the maximum tax rate reaching 55% (including resident tax). Investors and industry groups have long called for it to be changed to a separate taxation system of 20% like stocks. The government has stated that the main reason for the delay is that "measures related to investor protection still need to be improved."