[Democratic Party Secretary of South Korea's Finance Committee States Digital Asset Tax Should Be Implemented as Scheduled] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on May 18, according to Digital Asset, Jung Tae-ho, the Democratic Party secretary of South Korea's National Assembly Finance and Economic Planning Committee, stated that the digital asset tax 'has already been postponed and should be implemented as planned.' He also mentioned that once the tax reform proposal is submitted to the committee, internal party discussions will commence. This stance is noticeably more assertive compared to his reserved position a month ago. The South Korean government had previously officially confirmed that starting January 1, 2027, taxes will be imposed on income from the transfer and leasing of digital assets. Several hardline lawmakers within the Democratic Party have recently voiced their support for proceeding as scheduled.