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The 2026 VAT filing process includes several changes that may affect business owners across industries. The surcharge for fraudulent tax invoices increases from 3% to 4% of supply value, making transaction verification more important. Media content creation businesses, including creators and YouTubers, must submit cash sales statements when filing or may face a 1% surcharge on unreported amounts. Businesses should also prepare evidence of actual operations, such as lease agreements, utility bills, employment contracts, and premises photos, as enforcement against false-name businesses becomes stricter. The article also covers the used-car deemed input tax credit cap, grocery tax treatment, and simplified taxpayer criteria. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/2026-vat-changes-korea-business-guide #VAT #TaxManagement

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For businesses preparing for the July 2026 VAT filing period, the key date is clear: filing and payment are due between July 1 and July 27, with the deadline extended because July 25 falls on a Saturday. The article outlines which taxpayers may need to file, including corporate businesses, individual general taxpayers, certain simplified taxpayers, and businesses that transition to general taxpayer status on July 1. It also reviews 2026 changes such as higher surcharges for falsified invoices, cash sales reporting for media content creators, and stricter enforcement against false-name businesses. A timely review of invoices, credit card sales, cash receipts, input tax, and output tax can help reduce filing errors and additional tax risk. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/2026-july-korea-vat-filing-guide #VAT #BusinessTaxes

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The rapid growth of the used cell phone market reflects more than consumer thrift. High-end device prices, online resale platforms, manufacturer trade-ins, and resource reuse are creating a more structured secondhand ecosystem. That shift raises an important VAT question: when a business buys a used phone from an individual, it typically cannot obtain a tax invoice, which makes input tax credits difficult. Yet VAT still applies when the business resells the phone. This article outlines how margin taxation works in the EU and UK, and why South Korea may need to consider rules that support fair taxation, transaction tracking, theft prevention, personal-data deletion, and quality standardization. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/used-phone-market-vat-issue-korea #VAT #UsedPhones #TaxPolicy

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Seoul’s latest deregulation of Moah Housing and Moah Town projects could materially change the feasibility of small-scale renewal in aging low-rise residential areas. The article explains how certain developments near transit stations or major roads may become eligible for up to 500% floor area ratio, and how relaxed height limits and review procedures could support faster progress. It also highlights why policy changes alone do not guarantee improved outcomes: construction costs, interest rates, land values, rental income assumptions, and owner consent remain critical variables. For investors, residents, and housing policy watchers, the key question is whether higher development capacity can translate into viable projects while managing transport, education, sunlight, rental housing quality, and tenant protections. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/seoul-moa-housing-town-deregulation #SeoulRealEstate #HousingSupply

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The proposed 2027 minimum wage has been set at 10,700 won per hour, a 380 won increase from 2026, or 3.7%. For employers, payroll teams, and workers, the key practical figure is the monthly conversion: based on a 40-hour workweek and 209 hours per month, the pre-tax monthly equivalent is 2,236,300 won. The daily wage based on an 8-hour workday is 85,600 won. The proposal is scheduled to be finalized and officially announced by Aug. 5, 2026, with implementation planned for Jan. 1, 2027. The article also explains why estimates of affected workers vary depending on the survey method used. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/2027-korea-minimum-wage-10700-won-guide #MinimumWage #LaborPolicy

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The discussion around a possible user-replaceable battery revision of the Nintendo Switch 2 in Europe highlights a broader shift in consumer electronics: regulation is starting to affect hardware purchasing decisions. The key issue is not simply whether a battery is “replaceable.” Buyers and analysts need to understand the replacement grade: fully removable, standard-tool serviceable, adhesive-dependent, or intended only for professional repair. Each version has different implications for durability, warranty coverage, parts availability, and resale value. For hardware tracking, structured data matters: model name, regional SKU, battery capacity in Wh, tools required, replacement parts availability, and official specifications should all be monitored before making assumptions. Read more : https://injoys.com/en/articles/switch-2-user-replaceable-battery-eu-regulation #RightToRepair #GamingHardware #EUBatteryRegulation

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