Seocho-gu mayor Cho Eun-hee “Begins property tax refund”… Anti-Korean government and Seoul city

Seocho-gu Mayor Cho Eun-hee, who declared a run for the mayor of Seoul, said, “The property tax refund process will begin on the 28th,” leaving behind opposition from the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the government and initiated the property tax refund procedure.

“This is because the property tax reduction has already come into effect due to the promulgation of the Seocho-gu ordinance, and a refund obligation will arise unless there is a decision to suspend execution.”

Seocho-gu promulgated an ordinance in October that reduced 50% of the autonomous district’s share of property tax for one household for one household with less than 900 million won (25% based on the total property tax). The city of Seoul filed a lawsuit to confirm invalidity in the Supreme Court and filed a request for suspension of execution, claiming that the Seocho-gu ordinance creates a taxable section that is not in the local tax law. The Supreme Court’s conclusions have not yet been reached.

“If the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the Ministry of Public Administration and Security cooperate with the tax data, there is no need to receive an application from the residents individually. did.

He added, “Seocho-gu has a financial power index of 21st out of 25 autonomous districts because half of the property tax goes to Seoul.”

Director Cho also criticized the government’s real estate tax policy. He said, “As the government sets the subject of property tax reduction to 600 million won or less from next year, 283,000 people in one household and one house between 600 million and 900 million won in Seoul will not receive the reduction benefits.” It is full. An apartment between 600 million and 900 million won is not an expensive apartment.”

“Even now, Seoul should help the property tax refund process in Seocho-gu, and the government should freeze the publicly announced price right away.” did.

Reporter Jeong Hye-jeong [email protected]