Korea is likely to collect more national tax revenue than expected this year, a shift that could end three years of tax shortfalls and possibly lead to a supplementary budget.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance of is receiving flak for rolling out tax policies that are being called “populist” measures aimed to appeal to voters ahead of the April 10 general elections while failing to address the big leaks. This comes as...
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