South Korea Discusses Property Tax Reform, Critics Say Multiple Homeowners Unfairly Taxed

According to MBN, South Korea held a property tax reform discussion on July 16, with experts arguing that the current system unfairly penalizes multi-property owners. Under existing rules, an owner with one property worth 3 billion won pays approximately 6 million won in annual property tax, while an owner with three properties worth 1 billion won each pays 8 million won—despite equal total value. Experts argue property taxes should be based on total asset value rather than number of properties. The government plans to announce tax reform proposals by the end of July.
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