A South Korean lawmaker has proposed a "special disaster solidarity tax" bill from ultra-high income earners and corporations whose incomes have increased significantly despite the Corona19 disaster. It is intended to be used to prevent disasters and to support vulnerable groups or to respond to unemployment. Opponents, however, argue that taxes levied on high-income earners, such as property taxes, holding taxes and inheritance taxes, are already burdensome. As such, many people are arguing about taxes in Korea.
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