Boseong-gun Publishes Book on Changing Institutional Policies

Changes to Boseong-gun System in 2023

[Boseong=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Cheon-seok] Boseong-gun, Jeollanam-do announced that it has published the "2023 Changes in Systems and Policies," which summarizes the systems and policies changing from this year.

It includes 88 changed systems across six fields: jobs, agriculture and forestry, marine, population, tourism, and safety.

Boseong-gun published a book on changing systems and policies.
Photo by Boseong-gun

Key contents by field include the launch of the Boseong-type senior job project in the jobs and economy sector.

This project targets seniors aged 65 or older who receive basic pensions, providing 270,000 KRW for 30 hours of monthly activity.

The local tax burden will also be reduced.

Through improvements in the housing property tax imposition system, real estate holding taxes for single homeowners will be eased to the 2020 level.

Real estate acquisition tax will change its tax base to actual transaction prices.

In the agriculture, forestry, and livestock sector, support systems focusing on reducing management costs, fostering high value-added industries, and enhancing competitiveness will be implemented.

As a Boseong-gun independent project, a support project for revitalizing traditional food convergence to promote the 6th industry will be carried out.

The target is agricultural corporations and organizations preparing for certification management bodies of rural convergence industries related to traditional foods located in Boseong-gun, with support up to 50 million KRW.

The blind spots in the basic public payment system are also expected to be resolved.

The requirement of "past subsidy receipt performance" for payment eligibility will be removed, expanding the support target.

The livestock facility modernization support project will have relaxed eligibility requirements, and a new interest support project for feed purchase funds for livestock farmers has been introduced.

In the marine, environment, and forestry sectors, the early scrapping support target vehicles will expand from grade 5 diesel vehicles to grade 4 diesel vehicles and construction machinery.

The youth fishing village settlement support fund will increase by 100,000 KRW, and the carbon point system will be expanded and implemented.

In the tourism, culture, and sports sectors, the good book purchase support project will reduce the personal burden from the existing 60% to 50%, increasing the support rate.

The sports lecture voucher project, conducted to encourage sports participation among low-income children, youth, and disabled persons, will increase support by 10,000 KRW and extend the support period from 10 months to 12 months.

In the health, population, and women sectors, the basic livelihood recipient benefits have increased and the selection criteria have been relaxed.

With the establishment of parental benefits, children aged 0 can receive up to 700,000 KRW in support.

Boseong-gun has started its own project to support dentures and implants for low-income elderly.

Support for childbirth incentives, mobility for the disabled, and childcare services will also be expanded.

In the safety, construction, and administration sectors, the hometown love donation system is a major issue.

Donations up to 5 million KRW per year are allowed, and gifts can be received within 30% of the donation amount.

If 100,000 KRW is donated, the entire amount is tax-deductible, and a gift worth 30,000 KRW is presented.

Kim Cheol-woo, the mayor of Boseong-gun, said, "We will do our best to promote the systems and policies so that residents can know about the new policies and enjoy various benefits."

Boseong=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Park Cheon-seok hss79@asiae.co.kr

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