National Tax Service’National Employment Insurance Roadmap’ support… Income data management preparatory group launched

▲ Income data management preparation group signboard ceremony held on the 11th ⓒProvided by the National Tax Service

The National Tax Service Income Data Management Preparatory Group (hereinafter referred to as the Preparatory Group) will hold a signboard ceremony on the 11th and play the role of a control tower for real-time income determination.

The preparatory group collects monthly income data (‘quarterly → monthly’ for daily wage earners,’half-year → monthly’ for business income earners) as the period for submitting income data for daily workers, personal service providers, and platform workers has been shortened from July. It will be provided to the Labor Welfare Corporation.

At the signing ceremony on the day, the head of the National Tax Service, Kim Dae-ji, said, “As an income data hub that systematically establishes real-time income detection, the preparation team should play a part in an efficient welfare delivery system.” I asked you to practice it.”

The preparatory group plans to establish a systematic work process by accurately analyzing the status of income data collection targets by industry and establishing an effective submission guide and follow-up management plan.

In order to support small businesses that have difficulty in managing and submitting income data, customized individual guidance such as the development of a simple book program and specific reporting methods is also implemented.

The preparatory group plans to increase the convenience of reporting through individual guidance and operation of a report window, as even small businesses whose penalties are deferred for one year must report monthly income data according to the system reorganization.

▲ Kim Ji-hoon, head of the Income Data Management Preparatory Director, explains the work plan ⓒProvided by the National Tax Service

In particular, since real-time income determination is performed for welfare purposes, not taxation, the burden of business operators is prevented from increasing through continuous improvement of the system, while errors such as personal information and income details are corrected to improve the suitability of income data and delivered to the Korea Labor Welfare Corporation in real time. Will be equipped with.

Kim Ji-hoon, head of the Income Data Management Preparatory Director, said, “To minimize the burden on business operators arising from the shortening of the income data submission cycle, we will devise various measures to improve the convenience of reporting and actively communicate with relevant business organizations and tax representatives for this purpose.” “We will make every effort to prepare in advance so that the real-time income detection system can be smoothly implemented through close collaboration with related ministries such as the Ministry of Strategy and Finance and the Ministry of Employment and Labor.”