1.9 Billion Won in Tax Sources Discovered Through Investigation

On the 21st, Kim Haeng-nim, head of the Tax Management Division, stated, "Through the presentation conference, we plan to collect an additional 1.07 million cases totaling 1.9 billion won," and evaluated the conference as "an opportunity to analyze the causes of shortcomings and establish concrete measures to increase non-tax revenue."
The presentation conference, which began with the Autonomous Administration Bureau on the 19th, proceeded with reports from the Construction and Urban Development Bureau and the East Branch Office on the 20th morning, and from each eup, myeon, and dong in the afternoon regarding the progress of taxation data implementation, methods for rationalizing usage fees and commissions, and the status of delinquent tax settlement.
In particular, the 20th eup, myeon, and dong presentation conference was held in Mado-myeon to promote the successful case of taxation data implementation in Mado-myeon.
Mado-myeon Chief O Jung-jin, who presented the case study, stated, "While the exact amount would need to be determined through specific on-site investigations, we have currently discovered 135 cases of unauthorized use of public land using satellite maps, and we are expecting to collect approximately 240 million won in fines and other charges related to this."
Hwasan-dong Chief Yeo Un-chan presented a method to discover cases of unauthorized use by notifying eup, myeon, and dong of survey data from the Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix Corporation and having them utilize it. Kim Jeon-su, chief of the General Affairs Division of Hyangnam-eup, made a suggestion that the Tax Management Division's specialized collection team handle high-value delinquent cases with difficulties such as loss settlement.
Vice Mayor Choi Hyung-geun of Hwaseong City urged, "Department heads should take the lead in actively discovering hidden and concealed tax sources and make greater efforts to increase tax revenue through active collection of delinquent amounts and securing claims, as well as aggressive loss settlement."



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