Kim Young-no, Former Head of OECD Policy Center, Appointed as Standing Commissioner of Tax Tribunal

Kim Young-no, Standing Commissioner of the Tax Tribunal, Office for Government Policy Coordination

[Asia Economy Sejong=Reporter Son Seon-hee] Kim Young-no, former Head of Tax Policy at the Korea Policy Center of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (age 52, 42nd Administrative Examination), was appointed as a standing judge of the Tax Tribunal under the Office for Government Policy Coordination on the 7th.

The newly appointed standing judge Kim graduated from Inheon High School and Seoul National University with a degree in Economics, and earned a master's degree in Policy Studies from the same university. He entered public service through the 42nd Administrative Examination and has held various key positions including Head of Tax Analysis Division, Head of Industrial Tariff Division, Head of Tax Law Reform Team, Head of Service Economy Division in the Policy Coordination Bureau, Head of Income Tax Division, and Head of Tax Policy Division at the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, establishing himself as a seasoned tax official.

Meanwhile, this appointment of the standing judge at the Tax Tribunal was designated as an open position for the first time in history and was selected through a public recruitment process. He will be responsible for adjudicating domestic tax-related cases.

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