Original sourceNoah News
Summary
South Korea's SKAI is working with the National Tax Service to develop a virtual asset analysis system using AI and graph databases, linking transaction and tax data to detect hidden income and reporting omissions, preparing for the 22% crypto tax to be implemented in 2027. The system can identify…
Key points
- This system shows that governments are actively using AI to strengthen crypto tax supervision; crypto investors and trading platforms need to pay attention to rising compliance requirements.
- South Korea’s AI tax system may become a reference model for other countries, further reducing anonymity in cryptocurrency.
- Trading platforms and investors should prepare more complete transaction records and tax filings to avoid penalty risks after 2027.
- Similar to the US IRS partnering with Chainalysis, but SKAI’s system emphasizes graph databases and real-time analysis more.
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