A National Assembly petition seeking a two-year delay to digital-asset taxation has surpassed 32,000 signatures but remains 18,000 short of the 50,000 threshold required for referral to a relevant standing committee. The petition argues that introducing the tax could sharply reduce exchange revenue and, in turn, corporate tax receipts. A separate petition seeking to abolish the tax was referred to a standing committee in May after exceeding 50,000 signatures. The government supports proceeding with digital-asset taxation in January 2027, while the People Power Party opposes the timetable, citing inadequate infrastructure.