🔥【Japan's Crypto Tax Reform Delayed Until 2028! Can We Bear a 55% High Tax Burden for Four More Years?】$PEPE $DEGO $币安人生
Latest news shakes the crypto community: The crypto tax reform in Japan, originally expected to be implemented in 2027, may be postponed until January 2028! Sources within the political circles indicate that the reform process is slower than anticipated, with the government prioritizing investor protection and first observing the effects of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.
Currently, crypto profits in Japan are classified as 'miscellaneous income,' taxed together with wages, with the highest tax rate reaching 55%—often regarded as a 'heavy tax burden.' The industry continues to call for a unified tax rate of 20% similar to stocks, but the timeline for reform keeps getting delayed.
💡 What does this mean? For the Japanese market and investors, a high tax environment may persist longer, potentially affecting local participation enthusiasm and innovative vitality. In the long run, the rationalization of the tax system remains an inevitable trend, but the slow progress also reminds us: before a clear global regulatory framework is established, policy implementation may not be straightforward.
📈 How should the market respond? It may be beneficial to pay more attention to the development trends in tax-friendly regions while maintaining expectations for future reforms in Japan. Compliance and tax burden are always key factors in the maturation of the crypto ecosystem.
