Gov't, Ruling Party Share Need to Relax Tax Rule for Single-Home Owners Not Living in Property
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Kim Nam-kwon and Jeong Yeon-sol = On the 23rd, regarding the government's tax reform plan, Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok stated, "Regarding non-resident single-home owners, the diversity of reality..."
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, called for the alleviation of the tax burden on non-resident single-home owners regarding the government's real estate tax reform plan. In particular, he emphasized the need for careful deliberation on the reduction of comprehensive real estate tax deductions and the expansion of the tax burden ceiling, stating that a meticulous examination is required regarding the ripple effects that a ref…
South Korea: Govt, ruling party share need to relax tax rule for single-home owners not living in property
Seoul, Aug 23 (SocialNews.XYZ) South Korea's government and the ruling Democratic Party (DP) shared a consensus Sunday on the need to relax a proposed tax revision that could hurt single-home owners not living in the property, a party spokesperson said. The consensus was reached during a high-level policy coordination meeting held for the first time since last Monday's election of former Prime Minister Kim Min-seok as DP leader. "A consensus was…
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