Gwonseon-gu Intensifies Collection Efforts Against High-Value and Habitual Tax Delinquents
Suwon NewsUpdated 2013.06.20 11:37
Published 2013.06.20 11:35
Updated 2013.06.20 11:37
Gwonseon-gu announced on the 20th that it will strengthen collection activities against high-value and habitual tax delinquents.
According to the district, as of June, delinquents with tax arrears of 5 million won or more total 228 individuals (5.5 billion won), accounting for 36.7% of the total delinquent amount. The district plans to continue operating a High-Value Delinquent Collection Task Force comprised of team leaders from the Tax Division through the end of this year to track high-value habitual delinquents.
The district will analyze the types of high-value delinquents and implement compulsory liquidation measures such as public auctions for property owners, while identifying intentional tax evaders and conducting active collection activities including home searches, seizures, and public auctions based on investigations into hidden assets.
Park Min-gyun, head of the Tax Division, stated, "We are conducting collection activities with the resolve to track down and collect legitimately assessed taxes without fail, and we hope that taxpayers will voluntarily make payments before facing disadvantageous measures due to delinquency."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipAccording to the district, as of June, delinquents with tax arrears of 5 million won or more total 228 individuals (5.5 billion won), accounting for 36.7% of the total delinquent amount. The district plans to continue operating a High-Value Delinquent Collection Task Force comprised of team leaders from the Tax Division through the end of this year to track high-value habitual delinquents.
The district will analyze the types of high-value delinquents and implement compulsory liquidation measures such as public auctions for property owners, while identifying intentional tax evaders and conducting active collection activities including home searches, seizures, and public auctions based on investigations into hidden assets.
Park Min-gyun, head of the Tax Division, stated, "We are conducting collection activities with the resolve to track down and collect legitimately assessed taxes without fail, and we hope that taxpayers will voluntarily make payments before facing disadvantageous measures due to delinquency."
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