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Presidential Office Welcomes Democratic Party's 2-Year Delay on Virtual Property Tax
Suehyeon Lee
Summary
- The Presidential Office expressed a welcoming stance on the Democratic Party's agreement to a 2-year delay on the Virtual Property Tax.
- It was emphasized that if the Virtual Property Tax delay is implemented, it will be a great help to investors.
- Currently, there is an opinion that additional system preparation is needed for the virtual property tax exemption.
The Presidential Office expressed a welcoming stance on the Democratic Party's agreement to a 2-year delay on the Virtual Property Tax.
On the 2nd, according to industry sources, an official from the Presidential Office met with reporters the previous day and stated, "If the Virtual Property Tax delay is implemented, it will be a great help to investors," welcoming the Democratic Party's agreement to a 2-year delay on the tax.
Previously, a representative from the Democratic Party's internal committee stated, "The virtual property tax exemption requires additional system preparation after extensive discussion. We agreed to a 2-year delay on the tax," he explained.
Suehyeon Lee
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