Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix's Corporate Tax Tops $8.1 Bil. in H1
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It has been revealed that the corporate tax payments made by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in the first half of this year exceeded 11 trillion won. This figure is based on profits earned last year, and the annual tax payment volume is expected to increase significantly this year as the semiconductor supercycle (boom) begins in earnest. The two companies' semi-annual reports were released on the 30th.
The corporate taxes paid by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in the first half of this year exceeded 11 trillion won. This marks the second-highest amount on record for a half-year period. With the two companies' earnings boosting significantly due to the semiconductor boom, corporate tax payments are expected to rise further, with some forecasts suggesting that the annual total could surpass 100 trillion won. According to the semi-annual and an…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Cho Seong-heum = The total corporate tax paid by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in the first half of this year exceeded 11 trillion won, marking the second-highest amount on record for a half-year period...
[Digital Daily Reporter Wang Jin-hwa] It has been revealed that the corporate taxes paid by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in the first half of this year exceeded 11 trillion won. This marks the second-highest amount on record for a half-year period, and it is projected that the annual corporate tax payment will also surpass the all-time high once earnings from this year's semiconductor boom are fully reflected. According to the semi-annual a…
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix paid over 11 trillion won in corporate taxes in the first half of this year alone. Even based on last year's performance, this marks the second-highest half-year payment on record. With the impact of this year's semiconductor boom being reflected, there is a growing possibility that annual corporate tax payments will reach a record high next year.
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