Yongin City Launches 'Delinquency Mobile Team' for High-Amount Tax Delinquents Living Outside the Area
[Asia Economy (Yongin) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Yongin City in Gyeonggi Province is launching a pursuit of high-amount local tax delinquents residing in other regions.
On the 8th, Yongin City announced that it will operate a 'Delinquent Mobile Team' to track 95 high-amount delinquents who deliberately avoid paying local taxes while residing in other areas.
The amount of taxes they have defaulted on reaches 2.9 billion KRW.
Earlier, on the 6th, the city organized 9 employees into 3 teams to begin delinquent tax collection activities.
The city plans to verify their actual residences and closely examine their business sites, living standards, and reasons for delinquency.
For delinquents who have the capacity to pay but intentionally avoid payment by evading contact, the city will conduct home searches in the presence of police officers.
For livelihood-type delinquents experiencing economic difficulties, the city plans to defer tax payments and connect them with welfare services.
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A city official emphasized, "We will collect taxes from intentional delinquents to the end to realize tax justice," adding, "We will continue to do our best to foster a healthy taxpaying culture."
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