South Korea Adjusts Property Tax System on Ultra-Luxury Homes, Standard Set at 30-50 Billion Won

According to Yonhap Infomax, on July 29, South Korea's government announced adjustments to its property tax system aimed at reducing burdens on owner-occupants with general-priced single homes while increasing taxes on ultra-luxury properties. The basic deduction for comprehensive property tax will be raised from 1.2 billion won to reflect recent housing price increases, lowering tax liabilities for typical single-home owners. For ultra-luxury homes priced between 30-50 billion won, the government plans to subdivide tax rate brackets to apply progressive rates as property values rise, rather than applying uniform rates across wide price ranges. The long-term holding tax credit system will be restructured to prioritize actual residence period over mere holding duration, while age-related credits for retirees will be maintained. The government is scheduled to finalize and announce the policy framework on July 30 following government-ruling party coordination.
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