- South Korea’s National Assembly accepted a proposal to amend the VAT Act for the 2025 budget
- The amendment aims to boost digital compliance, prevent tax evasion, and support small businesses
- Key change includes extending VAT deduction for e-invoices until December 31, 2027
- Extension targets individual business owners with annual goods and services supply below 300 million KRW
- The bill proposes increasing surcharge rates for businesses misrepresenting operations
- Surcharge for general taxpayers to rise from 1% to 2%, and for individual taxpayers from 0.5% to 1%
- New measure to impose VAT on businesses issuing invoices without actual supply of goods or services
- This measure targets tax evasion through the issuance of fake invoices
- Amended VAT Act set to take effect on January 1, 2025, coinciding with the new fiscal year
Source: ifcreview.com
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