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South Korea Plans To Lower Inheritance Taxes
291 Views25 Jul 2024 17:32
On 25 July, the South Korean government announced that it plans to lower highest bracket inheritance taxes from 50% to 40%.
What is covered in the Full Insight:
- Introduction
- Current Inheritance Tax Rates
- Proposed Changes
- Potential Challenges
- Impact and Conclusion
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