Naju-si Operates Free Tax Consultation Service for Rural Residents and Others

Published 20 Sep.2023 16:59(KST)

On the 20th, Naju City, Jeollanam-do (Mayor Yoon Byung-tae) announced that it operates the 'Village Tax Accountant' system year-round, providing free tax consultation services for small business owners, vulnerable groups, and rural residents.

Currently, four village tax accountants are appointed in Naju City, offering free telephone consultations or on-site visits to villages through the Haengbok Naju Mobile Volunteer Group as a form of talent donation.

Recently, free consultations with the visiting village tax accountant of Naju City were held at Sanpo-myeon Sanje Senior Center. <br>[Photo by Naju City]

Recently, free consultations with the visiting village tax accountant of Naju City were held at Sanpo-myeon Sanje Senior Center.
[Photo by Naju City]

The main consultation areas include national and local taxes, tax appeals for amounts under 3 million won, and any citizen can consult with a village tax accountant anytime via phone.

The city promotes the operation of village tax accountants through electronic bulletin boards at administrative welfare centers, banners, the city hall website, local tax payment notices, and various meetings in towns, townships, and neighborhoods.

Recently, a village tax accountant conducted on-site tax consultations at the Sanpo-myeon Sanje Senior Citizens' Center, and on the 25th, they plan to visit the Bonghwang-myeon Administrative Welfare Center (2nd floor) during the heads of villages and neighborhoods meeting.

Additionally, they intend to provide essential tax basic knowledge education, including tax standards and rates for national and local tax items, to help improve understanding of tax administration tasks.

For inquiries related to village tax accountant consultations, contact the Taxation Team of the Tax Division.

A Naju city official stated, “Through the talent donation of village tax accountants, we provide free consultation opportunities to self-employed individuals and vulnerable groups,” adding, “We hope many people use this service to resolve their tax-related concerns and questions.”