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Australia State Law Enforcement Wants More Power to Confiscate Crypto Assets

Australia State Law Enforcement Wants More Power to Confiscate Crypto Assets
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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.

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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.

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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.”

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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.

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