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South Korea Proposes 2-Year Delay on Crypto Taxation - Vimarsana News

South Korea Proposes 2-Year Delay on Crypto Taxation

South Korea’s ruling People Power Party suggests delaying cryptocurrency taxation until 2027, prioritizing the regulatory framework first.

OSCE Trains Uzbekistan Law Enforcement to Track and Seize Crypto, Search Dark Web – Bitcoin News - Vimarsana News

OSCE Trains Uzbekistan Law Enforcement to Track and Seize Crypto, Search Dark Web – Bitcoin News

OSCE has set out to teach law enforcement officers in Uzbekistan how to conduct crypto and dark web investigations.

ePayments Loses Battle with UK Regulator, Japanese Police Will Be Able to Seize Crypto + More News - Vimarsana News

ePayments Loses Battle with UK Regulator, Japanese Police Will Be Able to Seize Crypto + More News

The British crypto and peer-to-peer digital pay firm ePayments has announced that it will close shop just eight months after it claimed it was ready to “re-open for business.”

South Korea Enforces Crypto Taxes With NFTs Excluded - Vimarsana News

South Korea Enforces Crypto Taxes With NFTs Excluded

South Korea will begin taxing cryptocurrencies from 1 Jan. 2022, but the rules do not apply to the burgeoning NFT sector.

Movie Pirate Has US$15m in Crypto Seized By New Zealand Authorities * TorrentFreak - Vimarsana News

Movie Pirate Has US$15m in Crypto Seized By New Zealand Authorities * TorrentFreak

> Following an investigation that began in 2016 at the behest of US authorities, New Zealand's High Court has now ordered the seizure of cash and more than US$21m in cryptocurrencies from a man who helped to develop a movie piracy site. The funds were restrained back in 2019 and in the meantime have gained significant value. Back in 2016, police in New Zealand received information from the Internal Revenue Service in the United States that a movie piracy website was being operated by a local man. According to the IRS, the man and his associates were using online international money transfer...