Tax expert Kim Ho-yong unveiled tax-saving strategies for the revised policies on multi-household taxation and strengthened real estate taxes, drawing significant attention from attendees.
Key points
•Kim Ho-yong, tax strategies for multi-householders
•Revised long-term residency tax breaks and strengthened real estate taxes
•Continued practical topic presentations at TAX Leaders Summit
Douzone hosted its '2026 TAX Leaders Summit' in Seoul, where Kim Ho-yong, a leading tax consultant, shared practical responses to proposed tax reforms targeting multi-householders. He focused on long-term residency tax breaks for properties and cooperative housing shares, as well as extended holding tax benefits for land and non-residential buildings.
Kim also compared the pros and cons of special application cases for single-family homes owned by couples, discussed restrictions on transferring cooperative member rights in speculative overheating areas under urban redevelopment laws, and highlighted contentious issues regarding property taxation. The event attracted over 30 experts, generating high interest.
The remaining schedule includes a seminar on real estate and capital market trends on October 22nd, followed by a lecture on tax litigation and counseling techniques on the 29th. Douzone's joint CEO Ji Yong-ku plans to present strategies for AI collaboration with tax professionals on November 5th. The company emphasizes that accurate interpretation and swift response are crucial in times of significant tax reform, and will continue to support the summit as a platform for sharing experiences and finding AI-based collaboration opportunities.
