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(Sejong = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwak Min-seo and Kim Da-hye = More than half of the excess tax revenue of 19 trillion won compared to the second supplementary budget was collected through capital gains tax and gift tax.
On the 24th, according to the Office of the People’s Power Rep. Yoo Kyung-joon and the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance recently explained to Assemblyman Yu that the capital gains tax is expected to be about 9 trillion won more than expected during the second supplementary budget this year.
The government set the capital gains tax revenue at 16.9 trillion won in the main budget and then increased it to 25.5 trillion won in the second supplementary budget.
The government predicted that the gift tax and securities transaction tax would also be lifted by about 2 trillion won compared to the second supplementary budget.
Excess tax revenue related to the brisk asset market stood at 13 trillion won, more than half of the 19 trillion won.
Contrary to the government’s expectation that the asset market will stabilize in the second half of the year, it is believed that this is because the asset market continued to brisk.
The government expected that corporate tax would be about 3 trillion won compared to the second supplementary budget, value-added tax would be about 1 trillion won, and labor income tax would be about 2 trillion won more.
Earlier, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance announced on the 16th that “Tax revenue in excess of the supplementary budget is expected to be about 19 trillion won due to stronger-than-expected economic recovery and asset market factors.”
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