ChainCatcher reported that according to Bloomberg, Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz said that Turkey has decided not to advance an additional tax plan this year, which would impose capital gains taxes on stock transactions and cryptocurrencies. Yilmaz said: "There is no stock tax on our agenda. We discussed this issue before, but it was not included in the agenda later. Officials will focus on narrowing the scope of tax exemptions for some time to come." Earlier this year, preliminary plans to impose capital gains taxes on the stock market put pressure on the stock market. After strong public opposition, Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said in June this year that the work would be "re-evaluated."