As with the corporate tax rate, the government passed a law to decrease tax rates in Korea, however, the government has backpedaled and scrapped the law. The taxes will increase for individuals with adjusted gross incomes over KRW 88mil/year.
2012
TAX BRACKETS TAX RATES
KRW 12mil or Less 6.6%
KRW 12mil to KRW 46mil 16.5%
KRW 46mil to KRW 88mil 26.4%
KRW 88mil to KRW 300mil 38.5%
OVER KRW 300mil 41.8%
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IPG will be updating the readers of The Korean Law Blog, The Asian Law Blog and The China Law & Business Blog on updates to China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Korea the Philippines, Vietnam tax law over the next couple of weeks on IPG’s blogs.
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