Hwaseong Special City Operates "August Resident Tax Payment Month"... Total of Approximately 4.77 Billion Won Assessed

Hwaseong Special City (Mayor Jung Myung-geun) is operating a payment period for regular resident tax (individual portion) through the 31st of this month and a reporting and payment period for resident tax (business establishment portion).

Regular resident tax (individual portion) is assessed annually to household heads with addresses in Hwaseong Special City as of July 1. The city assessed 409,801 cases of regular resident tax (individual portion) this year, totaling 4.771 billion won, and sent payment notices by mail to each household. The payment period runs from August 16 to 31.

Resident tax (business establishment portion) applies annually as of July 1 to corporations with business establishments in Hwaseong Special City and individual business operators whose prior year added value tax assessment standard was 80 million won or more. Taxpayers must report and pay directly.

For taxpayer convenience, the city sent 93,748 payment slips with tax amounts specified to those subject to resident tax (business establishment portion) reporting and payment. Taxpayers who receive the payment slip can check the specified tax amount and pay without a separate reporting procedure. However, if the contents stated on the payment slip, such as the total floor area of the business establishment, differ from actual circumstances, separate reporting and payment are required. Resident tax (business establishment portion) can be reported through Wetax or each district office's tax division via mail, fax, or in-person visit.

Resident tax can be paid through all nationwide financial institutions, virtual accounts, Wetax, internet giro, ARS (142211), simple payment apps (Kakao Pay, Payco, Naver Pay), and other methods.

Rho Jong-soon, head of the Tax Administration Division, said, "Resident tax is a precious financial resource used to provide public services for citizens, so we ask that you pay faithfully by the payment deadline. Since we are providing various payment services to make reporting and payment more convenient for taxpayers, we ask that you check in advance not to miss the deadline."