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2026 VAT filing has more details to verify before you submit. Fraudulent tax invoice surcharges rise from 3% to 4%, and media content creators must submit cash sales statements or risk a 1% surcharge on unreported amounts. A quick records check now could prevent filing issues later. #TaxFiling

July 2026 VAT filing has a weekend-adjusted deadline: returns and payments run July 1–27, not July 25. The guide also flags who may need to file—corporations, individual general taxpayers, certain simplified taxpayers—and what to reconcile before submitting: invoices, card sales, cash receipts, input/output tax. #VATFiling

Used phones are becoming a structural market, not just a thrift trend. This article explains why high smartphone prices, platform resale, and trade-ins are reshaping demand—and why VAT rules can leave resellers paying tax without an input credit when they buy from individuals. #UsedPhones

Seoul’s Moah Housing and Moah Town rules are changing. The article breaks down how some station-area or major-road projects could reach up to 500% FAR, why height-limit relief may improve viability, and why costs, rates, and owner consent still decide the numbers. #MoaTown

Planning payroll or household budgets for 2027? The proposed minimum wage is 10,700 won per hour, up 3.7% from 2026. That converts to 85,600 won per 8-hour day and 2,236,300 won per month before tax based on 209 hours. Final announcement is due by Aug. 5, 2026. #MinimumWage

A “user-replaceable battery” Switch 2 sounds simple, but the details matter. EU rules are pushing designs toward easier battery replacement, yet buyers still need to check whether replacement means standard tools, adhesive removal, or pro-only repair. Timing, warranty, and resale value matter too. #RightToRepair