Overcoming the crisis in rural and fishing villages... tax benefits need to be extended

Published 2025년 8월 5일

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[Agricultural, Fisheries, and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Han-tae Lee] The benefits of tax relief in the agricultural sector are set to be reduced, raising the need for a sunset extension at the parliamentary level. The government held the Tax Development Advisory Committee last month on the 31st and confirmed and announced this year's tax reform plan. The Ministry of Strategy and Finance explained that the reform was driven in the direction of improving the efficiency of tax support as the demand for fiscal spending increased while the tax base weakened. However, in the agricultural sector, concerns are being raised that the reduction in tax relief benefits will act as a burden on the support for farmers by agricultural and livestock cooperatives. In this tax reform plan, regarding national taxes, the Tax Special Measures Limitation Act will reduce the corporate tax rate imposed on cooperative legal entities, etc.

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Tax relief benefits for the agricultural sector face reduction plans Concerns over the burden on agricultural cooperatives' support for farmers The reduction of tax relief benefits for the agricultural sector has raised the need for a sunset extension at the National Assembly level. The government held the Tax Development Deliberation Committee last month 31 and confirmed and announced this year's tax reform plan. The Ministry of Economy and Finance explained that the reform was driven in the direction of improving the efficiency of tax support as the tax revenue base weakened amid increasing fiscal spending needs. However, in the agricultural sector, it is feared that the reduction of tax relief benefits will burden agricultural cooperatives' support for farmers. In this tax reform plan, regarding national taxes, the special tax rate for cooperative legal entities has been increased from the current 12% to 15% for the taxable base exceeding 2 billion won, and the income standard ...
Source: Aflnews

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