The South Korean National Assembly Aug. 28 accepted for consideration Bill No. 2212451, to partially amend the Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax Act. The bill includes measures to: 1) reduce, to 25 percent, from 50 percent, the maximum inheritance tax rate to align with the OECD average; 2) reduce, to four, from five, the number of tax brackets, with rates ranging from 10 percent for taxable amounts up to 200 million South Korean won (US$143,853), to 25 percent for taxable amounts over 1 billion won (US$719,280); and 3) abolish the premium tax assessment for largest shareholders. The law would enter ...
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