NTS Cracks Down on Tax-Evading YouTubers… Imposes 23.9 Billion Won on 17 Individuals Last Year
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It has been revealed that tax authorities levied a total of 23.9 billion won last year on 17 YouTubers who failed to properly pay taxes despite earning hundreds of millions of won in profits. According to data on the "Results of Planned Tax Audits on YouTubers from 2019 to 2025" received from the National Tax Service by Rep. Jeong Tae-ho of the Democratic Party of Korea, a member of the National Assembly's Finance, Economy, and Planning Committe…
The National Tax Service imposed 23.9 billion won in taxes on 17 YouTubers suspected of tax evasion following tax investigations last year. Over the past seven years, a total of 84 YouTubers have been investigated, and as cases of tax evasion exploiting loopholes in the revenue structure of one-person media continue to be confirmed, surveillance by tax authorities is being intensified.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Jae-ha = Tax authorities levied a total of 23.9 billion won in taxes last year against 17 YouTubers who earned hundreds of millions of won in profits but failed to pay taxes properly...
Amid ongoing tax investigations into some YouTubers who earned hundreds of millions of won in revenue, it was revealed that a total of 23.9 billion won in taxes was imposed on 17 YouTubers who underwent tax investigations last year.
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