
2026 Tax Law 1
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preface
This book is a test preparation book for [Tax Law], one of the subjects on the Certified Public Tax Accountant Exam.
This time, we have completely revised the tax law textbooks published so far.
After several years of teaching, I decided to completely revise the book, taking into account the way students think and the parts that are difficult to organize on their own.
The features of the completely revised book are as follows:
First, tax laws are composed of laws, enforcement decrees, and enforcement regulations.
It reflects the recent trend of including enforcement ordinances in exam questions.
Also, it would be better to include important articles as they are, but they have been changed to a format that is easier to read and copy into the answer.
Second, important precedents and cases are explained together with the relevant regulations.
This is to help you understand more clearly which part of the article (regulation) is at issue.
However, studying the conclusions of case law on a certain case is not helpful at all.
Tax law is often called a subject to be memorized.
Of course, there are phrases that you must memorize as a test taker.
However, tax law is not a subject that requires you to memorize everything.
You should make the sentences and principles that explain the tax law your own, but you should not get bogged down in the details.
Readers who want to understand at least the important principles of tax law would do well to choose this book as a textbook.
I have something to say to readers who feel they need to understand tax law.
I urge you to read it with thought.
Some people believe they are reading while thinking for themselves, but in reality, this is often not the case.
This is because we often unconsciously only momentarily agree with the words listed in the book.
I hope you will question it fiercely.
This is already my 9th tax law book.
I would like to express my gratitude to my juniors who have always helped me with corrections.
2018: Certified Tax Accountant Kim Joo-kyung, Certified Public Accountant Park Young-jin, Certified Tax Accountant Park Jong-chan, Certified Tax Accountant Choi Yu-jin, and Attorney Sim Gyu-hwang
2019: Tax accountants Kim Ju-kyung, Lee Young-ji, and Park Jong-chan
2020: Tax accountant Kim Do-yoon, Tax accountant Kim Joo-kyung, Tax accountant Kim Jeong-min, Tax accountant Moon Eun-young, Tax accountant Park Jong-chan,
Tax accountants Park Yi-seul, Lee Seung-ju, Lee Young-ji, and CPA Chu Kyo-min
2021: Tax accountants Kim Do-yoon, Park Yi-seul, Lee Young-ji, Jeon Se-yeon, and Hong Ye-ji
2022: Kim Min-gyu, Tax Accountant, Choi Joo-hee
2023: Certified Public Accountant Lee Gyeong-in, Certified Public Accountant Lee Young-ji, Certified Public Accountant Baek Seung-soo, Certified Public Accountant Choi Ju-hee
2024: Tax accountants Kim Geun-ryang, Kim Se-hyeon, Kim Tae-young, Park Gi-young, Baek Seung-soo, Baek Hyeon-woo, and Choi Ju-hee
2025: Kwon Ji-hoon, a tax accountant, Kim Han-kyung, Park Eun-seo, Park Eun-seong, and Bae So-jeong
2026: Kwon Ji-hoon, a tax accountant, Shim Min-seon, and Lee Seung-yeon
I would like to express my gratitude to the Now Publishing family for silently responding to the author's endless requests for corrections.
I would also like to thank Professor Park Seok-jin for his generous advice on the contents of the book.
This book would not have been published without the author's eternal tax law partner, accountant Kim Hyeon-sik.
Thanks to Ae-rang and Jong-min, who always understood their busy father, I was able to write books on weekends and late into the night.
I really want to tell you that I am grateful and that I love you.
Lastly, I hope that all students who study with this book will achieve good results.
November 2025
Author Won Jae-hoon
This book is a test preparation book for [Tax Law], one of the subjects on the Certified Public Tax Accountant Exam.
This time, we have completely revised the tax law textbooks published so far.
After several years of teaching, I decided to completely revise the book, taking into account the way students think and the parts that are difficult to organize on their own.
The features of the completely revised book are as follows:
First, tax laws are composed of laws, enforcement decrees, and enforcement regulations.
It reflects the recent trend of including enforcement ordinances in exam questions.
Also, it would be better to include important articles as they are, but they have been changed to a format that is easier to read and copy into the answer.
Second, important precedents and cases are explained together with the relevant regulations.
This is to help you understand more clearly which part of the article (regulation) is at issue.
However, studying the conclusions of case law on a certain case is not helpful at all.
Tax law is often called a subject to be memorized.
Of course, there are phrases that you must memorize as a test taker.
However, tax law is not a subject that requires you to memorize everything.
You should make the sentences and principles that explain the tax law your own, but you should not get bogged down in the details.
Readers who want to understand at least the important principles of tax law would do well to choose this book as a textbook.
I have something to say to readers who feel they need to understand tax law.
I urge you to read it with thought.
Some people believe they are reading while thinking for themselves, but in reality, this is often not the case.
This is because we often unconsciously only momentarily agree with the words listed in the book.
I hope you will question it fiercely.
This is already my 9th tax law book.
I would like to express my gratitude to my juniors who have always helped me with corrections.
2018: Certified Tax Accountant Kim Joo-kyung, Certified Public Accountant Park Young-jin, Certified Tax Accountant Park Jong-chan, Certified Tax Accountant Choi Yu-jin, and Attorney Sim Gyu-hwang
2019: Tax accountants Kim Ju-kyung, Lee Young-ji, and Park Jong-chan
2020: Tax accountant Kim Do-yoon, Tax accountant Kim Joo-kyung, Tax accountant Kim Jeong-min, Tax accountant Moon Eun-young, Tax accountant Park Jong-chan,
Tax accountants Park Yi-seul, Lee Seung-ju, Lee Young-ji, and CPA Chu Kyo-min
2021: Tax accountants Kim Do-yoon, Park Yi-seul, Lee Young-ji, Jeon Se-yeon, and Hong Ye-ji
2022: Kim Min-gyu, Tax Accountant, Choi Joo-hee
2023: Certified Public Accountant Lee Gyeong-in, Certified Public Accountant Lee Young-ji, Certified Public Accountant Baek Seung-soo, Certified Public Accountant Choi Ju-hee
2024: Tax accountants Kim Geun-ryang, Kim Se-hyeon, Kim Tae-young, Park Gi-young, Baek Seung-soo, Baek Hyeon-woo, and Choi Ju-hee
2025: Kwon Ji-hoon, a tax accountant, Kim Han-kyung, Park Eun-seo, Park Eun-seong, and Bae So-jeong
2026: Kwon Ji-hoon, a tax accountant, Shim Min-seon, and Lee Seung-yeon
I would like to express my gratitude to the Now Publishing family for silently responding to the author's endless requests for corrections.
I would also like to thank Professor Park Seok-jin for his generous advice on the contents of the book.
This book would not have been published without the author's eternal tax law partner, accountant Kim Hyeon-sik.
Thanks to Ae-rang and Jong-min, who always understood their busy father, I was able to write books on weekends and late into the night.
I really want to tell you that I am grateful and that I love you.
Lastly, I hope that all students who study with this book will achieve good results.
November 2025
Author Won Jae-hoon
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index
PART 1 National Tax Basic Act
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Purpose of the National Tax Basic Act, etc. 1-4
1.1 Purpose of the National Tax Basic Act / 1-4
1.2 Special Relationships under the National Tax Basic Act / 1-5
Section 2 Period and Deadline 1-7
2.1 Calculating the period / 1-7
2.2 Deadline / 1-9
Section 3 Delivery of Documents 1-11
Section 4 Personality 1-17
Chapter 2 Taxation and Application of Tax Law
Section 1: Taxation Legality and Tax Equality 1-20
1.1 Tax Law Principle / 1-20
1.2 Tax Equality / 1-23
Section 2 Principles of Taxation 1-24
2.1 Principle of Substantial Taxation / 1-24
2.2 Principle of Good Faith / 1-30
2.3 Basis for Taxation / 1-33
2.4 Post-Tax Reduction Management / 1-35
Section 3 Principles of Tax Law Application 1-36
3.1 Standards for Tax Law Interpretation / 1-36
3.2 Principle of Prohibition of Retroactive Taxation / 1-38
3.3 Respect for Corporate Accounting / 1-41
Chapter 3 Tax Obligations
Section 1 Establishment and Confirmation of Tax Obligation 1-44
1.1 When Tax Obligation Occurs / 1-44
1.2 Determination of Tax Liability / 1-48
1.3 Effect of corrections, etc. / 1-52
Section 2 Succession of Tax Liability 1-56
Section 3 Joint Tax Liability 1-58
Section 4 Extinction of Tax Liability 1-62
4.1 Reasons for Extinction of Tax Obligation / 1-62
4.2 The statute of limitations for imposing national taxes / 1-63
4.3 Statute of Limitations on Tax Collection Rights / 1-72
Chapter 4: Relationship between National Taxes and General Bonds
Section 1: Priority of National Taxes 1-76
1.1 Priority of National Taxes / 1-76
1.2 Limitations on Tax Priority / 1-77
1.3 Purchaser (transferee) of national tax bonds and property
Priority / 1-81
1.4 Cancellation of Fraudulent Acts for False Collateral Contracts / 1-82
1.5 Priority of Tax Claims / 1-83
Section 2 Second Tax Obligation 1-85
2.1 General information / 1-85
2.2 Secondary Tax Obligations of Liquidators, etc. / 1-86
2.3 Secondary Tax Obligations of Investors / 1-87
2.4 Secondary Tax Obligations of Corporations / 1-90
2.5 Secondary Tax Obligations of the Business Transferee / 1-91
Chapter 5 and tax
Section 1 Jurisdiction 1-94
Section 2 Claims for Correction, etc. 1-95
Section 3 Imposition and Payment of Surtax 1-102
3.1 Surtax Imposition / 1-102
3.2 Types of Surtax / 1-104
3.3 Surtax Reduction, etc. / 1-108
Chapter 6 Tax Refunds and Tax Refund Surcharges
Section 1 Tax Refund 1-114
1.1 The Meaning and Types of Tax Refunds / 1-114
1.2 Tax Refunds and Refunds / 1-116
1.3 Tax Refund Surcharge / 1-119
Chapter 7 Tax Complaints
Section 1 Tax Complaints 1-122
1.1 General Rules / 1-122
1.2 Objection, Request for Review, Request for Trial / 1-129
Chapter 8 Taxpayer Rights and Provisions
Section 1 Taxpayer Rights Protection 1-136
Section 2 Tax Audit 1-138
Section 3 Pre-Taxation Review 1-149
Section 4 Payment of Rewards 1-153
PART 2 Income Tax Law
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Tax Obligations 2-4
1.1 Residents and Non-Residents / 2-4
1.2 Tax Obligations of Non-Incorporated Organizations / 2-7
1.3 Special Cases Regarding the Scope of Tax Obligations / 2-9
1.4 Income attributable to trust property
Scope of Tax Obligations / 2-10
Section 2 Taxable Income 2-13
2.1 Classification of Income / 2-13
2.2 Theory on the Concept of Income / 2-14
Section 3 Tax Period and Place of Tax Payment 2-17
Chapter 2 Residents' Comprehensive Income and Retirement Income
Section 1 Interest Income 2-20
1.1 Scope of Interest Income / 2-20
1.2 Timing of Interest Income / 2-25
Section 2 Dividend Income 2-27
2.1 Scope of Dividend Income / 2-27
2.2 Timing of Dividend Income / 2-36
2.3 Calculating Dividend Income / 2-37
2.4 Taxation of Financial Income / 2-39
Section 3 Business Income 2-41
3.1 Scope of Business Income / 2-41
3.2 Tax-Exempt Business Income / 2-45
3.3 Calculating Business Income / 2-47
3.4 Business Income Receipt Period / 2-50
3.5 Taxation of Business Income / 2-51
3.6 Business Owner's Bookkeeping Obligation / 2-52
Section 4 Earned Income 2-53
4.1 Scope of Earned Income / 2-53
4.2 Calculation of Employment Income and Earnings Period / 2-60
Section 5 Pension and Retirement Income 2-61
5.1 Pension Income / 2-61
5.2 Retirement Income / 2-65
Section 6 Other Income 2-68
6.1 Scope of Other Income / 2-68
6.2 Calculation and Taxation of Other Income / 2-76
6.3 Other Income Income Period / 2-78
Chapter 3 Special Cases for Calculating Income Amounts
Section 1 Unfair Act Calculation 2-80
1.1 Denial of Unfair Act Accounting / 2-80
1.2 Calculation of Unfair Acts / 2-83
Section 2 Regarding joint ventures
Special Case for Calculating Income Amount 2-84
2.1 Calculation and Distribution of Joint Business Income / 2-84
2.2 Joint Business Combined Taxation / 2-88
Section 3 Deduction of Deficits and Losses Carried Forward 2-90
3.1 Total Losses by Income / 2-90
3.2 Deduction of Losses Carried Forward and Retroactive Deduction of Losses / 2-91
Chapter 4 Reporting, Payment, Determination, and Correction of Comprehensive Income
Section 1 Comprehensive Income Tax Base and Tax Calculation 2-94
1.1 Tax Bases and Income Deductions / 2-94
1.2 Calculating the Tax Amount and Tax Determination / 2-96
1.3 Tax Reductions and Tax Credits / 2-97
Section 2 Reporting and Payment of Comprehensive Income 2-102
2.1 Early Collection of Income Tax / 2-102
2.2 Confirmation Report / 2-103
2.3 Confirmation of Honest Reporting / 2-104
Section 3 Withholding Tax 2-107
3.1 Withholding Tax System / 2-107
3.2 Legal Relationship of Withholding Tax (Three-Party Relationship) / 2-108
3.3 Withholding Tax under the Income Tax Act / 2-109
Section 4 Decisions and Corrections 2-112
Chapter 5 Transfer Income
Section 1 General Provisions 2-118
1.1 Subject to Capital Gains Tax / 2-118
1.2 The Concept of Transfer / 2-122
1.3 Taxpayers liable for capital gains tax / 2-132
Section 2 Non-Taxable Capital Gains 2-134
2.1 Non-taxable Income and Exclusions / 2-134
2.2 Tax Exemption for 1st Generation, 1st Home / 2-135
Section 3 Transfer/Acquisition Time 2-140
Section 4 Calculation and Reporting of Capital Gains Tax 2-143
4.1 Capital Gains Tax Calculation Structure / 2-143
4.2 Transfer price / 2-146
4.3 Necessary expenses for transfer income / 2-147
4.4 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation / 2-148
4.5 Taxation of Transfers after Gifts / 2-150
4.6 Tax Base and Rate for Transfer Income / 2-153
4.7 Capital Gains Tax Report / 2-154
Section 5 Domestic stocks when a resident leaves the country
Tax Special Provision 2-155
PART 3 CORPORATE TAX LAW
Chapter 1 General Introduction
Section 1 Purpose and Types of Corporate Tax Law 3-4
Section 2 Taxpayer 3-5
2.1 Taxpayer / 3-5
2.2 Trust Income / 3-8
Section 3 Fiscal Year and Tax Payment Place 3-10
3.1 Fiscal Year / 3-10
3.2 Tax Payment / 3-11
Chapter 2 Income for each fiscal year
Section 1 Income of Corporations 3-14
1.1 Net Asset Growth Theory / 3-14
1.2 Tax Adjustment / 3-14
Section 2 Profit 3-17
2.1 The Nature of Earnings / 3-17
2.2 Scope of Profit (Article 11 of the Enforcement Decree of the Corporate Tax Act) / 3-18
2.3 Special Profits (Deemed Profits) / 3-23
2.4 Agenda Allocation / 3-25
2.5 Non-deduction of income / 3-28
2.6 Exclusion of Dividends from Domestic Corporations from Income / 3-33
2.7 Exclusion of Dividends from Foreign Subsidiaries from Income / 3-36
Section 3 Hand Gold 3-38
3.1 Scope of the hand / 3-38
3.2 Exclusion of Bad Debt from Deductions / 3-45
3.3 Non-deduction of expenses due to capital transactions, etc. / 3-48
3.4 Non-deductibility of taxes and utility charges / 3-49
3.5 Regarding punitive damages, etc.
Non-deductible expenses / 3-50
3.6 Depreciation Expenses Not Deductible / 3-51
3.7 Non-deductibility of donations / 3-54
3.8 Non-deductibility of corporate business expenses / 3-57
3.9 Exclusion of Excessive Expenses, etc. from Deductions / 3-61
3.10 Non-work-related expenses not deductible / 3-66
3.11 Non-deduction of expenses related to business-use passenger vehicles, etc.
Special Case / 3-70
3.12 Non-deductibility of Interest Paid / 3-71
Chapter 3: Timing of Profit and Loss and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities
Section 1: Timing of Profit and Loss Attribution 3-76
1.1 The Significance of the Timing of Profit and Loss Attribution / 3-76
1.2 The principle of determining rights and obligations / 3-77
1.3 Attribution Period by Income Type / 3-82
1.4 Reserves and Provisions / 3-85
Section 2 Acquisition Cost and Valuation of Assets 3-88
2.1 Acquisition Cost of Assets / 3-88
2.2 Valuation of Assets and Liabilities / 3-90
Chapter 4 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation
Section 1 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation 3-94
1.1 Significance / 3-94
1.2 Application Requirements and Effects / 3-95
Section 2 Poem 3-99
Section 3 Types of Denial of Unfair Act Calculation 3-102
Chapter 5 Corporate Tax and Other Corporate Taxes
Section 1 Tax Base 3-110
Section 2 Taxation Special Provisions for Land Transfer Income, etc. 3-116
Section 3 Income Disposition 3-118
3.1 The Significance of Income Disposition / 3-118
3.2 External Leakage / 3-119
3.3 Internal Reservation / 3-125
3.4 Income Disposition at Estimation Time / 3-127
Section 4 Tax Credits 3-128
4.1 Significance / 3-128
4.2 Foreign Tax Credit / 3-129
4.3 Due to accounting treatment that is different from the facts
Tax deductions based on corrections / 3-132
Section 5 Corporate Tax Payment Procedures 3-134
5.1 Confirmation of Tax Base and Tax Amount / 3-134
5.2 Payment of Taxes / 3-135
5.3 Decision? Correction / 3-135
5.4 Admissions / 3-137
5.5 Surtax / 3-137
Section 6 Corporate Tax on Liquidation Income 3-138
Section 7 Corporate Tax for Nonprofit Corporations 3-140
7.1 Significance / 3-140
7.2 Profitable Businesses / 3-141
7.3 Special Purpose Business Reserve Fund / 3-143
Section 8 Corporate Tax Trust Property for Each Fiscal Year
Special Taxation Provisions on Corporate Income 3-145
Chapter 6 Taxation of Corporate Restructuring
Section 1 Merger 3-148
1.1 Taxation System for Mergers / 3-148
1.2 Taxation of Capital Gains of Merged Corporations / 3-151
1.3 Taxation of Merged Corporations / 3-152
1.4 Limitations on deductions for loss carryforwards, etc. / 3-154
1.5 Taxation of Shareholders of Merged Corporations / 3-156
Section 2 Division and In-Kind Contribution 3-157
2.1 Taxation System and Tax Special Provisions for Splits / 3-157
2.2 Tax Special Provisions for In-Kind Contributions / 3-161
Section 3 Consolidated Tax 3-162
3.1 Consolidated Tax Theory / 3-162
3.2 Application of the Consolidated Tax Payment System / 3-164
3.3 Calculation of Tax Base and Tax Amount / 3-166
Chapter 7 Tax Obligations of Foreign Corporations and Non-Residents
Section 1 Scope of Taxable Income and Taxpayers 3-172
Section 2 Taxation Method 3-177
Section 3 Domestic Business Establishments 3-180
Section 4 Branch Tax 3-182
PART 4 Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax Law
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Basic Concepts of Inheritance 4-4
1.1 Inheritance under the Civil Act / 4-4
1.2 Acceptance and Waiver of Inheritance / 4-7
1.3 Division of Inheritance / 4-8
1.4 Inheritance Tax Method / 4-9
Section 2 Purpose and Definition 4-11
Section 3 Taxable Items 4-16
3.1 Inheritance Tax Subjects / 4-16
3.2 Gift Tax Subjects and Acquisition Date / 4-18
3.3 Division by Agreement between Co-Heirs / 4-20
3.4 Return of Donated Property / 4-22
Section 4 Payment Obligations 4-25
4.1 Inheritance Tax Payment Obligation / 4-25
4.2 Gift Tax Payment Obligation / 4-27
Chapter 2 Inheritance Tax
Section 1 Inheritances and Tax Exemptions 4-34
1.1 Inheritance Tax Calculation Structure / 4-34
1.2 Inheritance of the Agenda / 4-35
1.3 Inheritance Tax Exemption / 4-37
Section 2 Inheritance Tax Amount 4-39
2.1 Inheritance Tax Amount / 4-39
2.2 Public charges, etc. deducted from the value of inherited property / 4-42
2.3 Presumption of Inheritance of Disposed Property, etc. before the Inheritance Commencement Date / 4-45
Section 3 Inheritance Deduction 4-48
3.1 Basic Personal Deductions and Batch Deductions / 4-48
3.2 Business Inheritance Deduction / 4-49
3.3 Agricultural Inheritance Deduction / 4-55
3.4 Spousal Inheritance Deduction / 4-56
3.5 Financial Asset Inheritance Deduction / 4-60
3.6 Disaster Loss Deduction / 4-61
3.7 Cohabitation Housing Inheritance Deduction / 4-62
3.8 Inheritance Deduction Limit / 4-63
Section 4 Inheritance Tax 4-65
4.1 Tax Base and Tax Rate / 4-65
4.2 Tax Deductions / 4-66
Section 5 Reporting, Decisions, and Payment 4-69
5.1 Inheritance Tax Reporting and Determination / 4-69
5.2 Special Cases for Claims for Corrections, etc. / 4-70
5.3 Installment Payment of Inheritance Tax / 4-71
5.4 Payment of Inheritance Tax in Kind / 4-73
Chapter 3 Gift Tax
Section 1 Calculation of Gift Property Value 4-78
1.1 Gift of Trust Interests / 4-78
1.2 Donation of Insurance Proceeds / 4-79
1.3 Gift of profits from low-price acquisition or high-price transfer / 4-80
1.4 Gifts for Debt Forgiveness, etc. / 4-82
1.5 Gift of Profits from Free Use of Real Estate / 4-83
1.6 Gift of Profits from Free Loans, etc. / 4-85
1.7 Donation of Profits from Capital Transactions / 4-86
1.8 Gift of Profits from Excess Dividends / 4-90
1.9 Benefits from Listing / 4-92
1.10 Donation of Profits from Mergers, etc. / 4-93
1.11 Conversion of convertible bonds, etc. into stocks, etc.
Donation of Profits / 4-94
1.12 Increase in Value After Acquisition of Property / 4-95
Section 2 Presumption of Gift and Gift Agenda 4-98
2.1 Presumption of Gift and Gift Agenda / 4-98
2.2 Presumption of Gift of Property Transferred to Spouse, etc. / 4-99
2.3 Presumption of Gift of Funds for Property Acquisition, etc. / 4-100
2.4 Donation of Trust Property / 4-103
2.5 Through transactions with special related corporations
Profit Donation Agenda / 4-108
2.6 Provided by a special related corporation
Donation of Profits Arising from Business Opportunities / 4-111
2.7 Through transactions with specific corporations
Profit Donation Agenda / 4-113
Section 3 Calculation and Payment of Gift Tax 4-117
3.1 Gift Tax Calculation Structure / 4-117
3.2 Gift Tax Special Provisions / 4-118
3.3 Tax-Exempt Gifts / 4-119
3.4 Burdened Gift / 4-120
3.5 Re-gift Combined Taxation / 4-121
3.6 Gift Property Deduction / 4-123
3.7 Tax Deduction and Payment Procedures / 4-125
Chapter 4 Common Matters Concerning Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax
Section 1 Valuation of Property 4-128
1.1 Principles of Property Valuation / 4-128
1.2 Supplementary Evaluation Methods / 4-130
Section 2 Exclusion from Taxable Amount 4-134
2.1 Exclusion from Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax / 4-134
2.2 Exclusion of Taxable Amount for Stock Contributions / 4-136
2.3 Post-Management of Donated Assets / 4-138
2.4 Management of Public Interest Corporations / 4-141
2.5 Property donated to a disabled person
Exclusion from taxable amount / 4-143
★ Search 4-144
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Purpose of the National Tax Basic Act, etc. 1-4
1.1 Purpose of the National Tax Basic Act / 1-4
1.2 Special Relationships under the National Tax Basic Act / 1-5
Section 2 Period and Deadline 1-7
2.1 Calculating the period / 1-7
2.2 Deadline / 1-9
Section 3 Delivery of Documents 1-11
Section 4 Personality 1-17
Chapter 2 Taxation and Application of Tax Law
Section 1: Taxation Legality and Tax Equality 1-20
1.1 Tax Law Principle / 1-20
1.2 Tax Equality / 1-23
Section 2 Principles of Taxation 1-24
2.1 Principle of Substantial Taxation / 1-24
2.2 Principle of Good Faith / 1-30
2.3 Basis for Taxation / 1-33
2.4 Post-Tax Reduction Management / 1-35
Section 3 Principles of Tax Law Application 1-36
3.1 Standards for Tax Law Interpretation / 1-36
3.2 Principle of Prohibition of Retroactive Taxation / 1-38
3.3 Respect for Corporate Accounting / 1-41
Chapter 3 Tax Obligations
Section 1 Establishment and Confirmation of Tax Obligation 1-44
1.1 When Tax Obligation Occurs / 1-44
1.2 Determination of Tax Liability / 1-48
1.3 Effect of corrections, etc. / 1-52
Section 2 Succession of Tax Liability 1-56
Section 3 Joint Tax Liability 1-58
Section 4 Extinction of Tax Liability 1-62
4.1 Reasons for Extinction of Tax Obligation / 1-62
4.2 The statute of limitations for imposing national taxes / 1-63
4.3 Statute of Limitations on Tax Collection Rights / 1-72
Chapter 4: Relationship between National Taxes and General Bonds
Section 1: Priority of National Taxes 1-76
1.1 Priority of National Taxes / 1-76
1.2 Limitations on Tax Priority / 1-77
1.3 Purchaser (transferee) of national tax bonds and property
Priority / 1-81
1.4 Cancellation of Fraudulent Acts for False Collateral Contracts / 1-82
1.5 Priority of Tax Claims / 1-83
Section 2 Second Tax Obligation 1-85
2.1 General information / 1-85
2.2 Secondary Tax Obligations of Liquidators, etc. / 1-86
2.3 Secondary Tax Obligations of Investors / 1-87
2.4 Secondary Tax Obligations of Corporations / 1-90
2.5 Secondary Tax Obligations of the Business Transferee / 1-91
Chapter 5 and tax
Section 1 Jurisdiction 1-94
Section 2 Claims for Correction, etc. 1-95
Section 3 Imposition and Payment of Surtax 1-102
3.1 Surtax Imposition / 1-102
3.2 Types of Surtax / 1-104
3.3 Surtax Reduction, etc. / 1-108
Chapter 6 Tax Refunds and Tax Refund Surcharges
Section 1 Tax Refund 1-114
1.1 The Meaning and Types of Tax Refunds / 1-114
1.2 Tax Refunds and Refunds / 1-116
1.3 Tax Refund Surcharge / 1-119
Chapter 7 Tax Complaints
Section 1 Tax Complaints 1-122
1.1 General Rules / 1-122
1.2 Objection, Request for Review, Request for Trial / 1-129
Chapter 8 Taxpayer Rights and Provisions
Section 1 Taxpayer Rights Protection 1-136
Section 2 Tax Audit 1-138
Section 3 Pre-Taxation Review 1-149
Section 4 Payment of Rewards 1-153
PART 2 Income Tax Law
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Tax Obligations 2-4
1.1 Residents and Non-Residents / 2-4
1.2 Tax Obligations of Non-Incorporated Organizations / 2-7
1.3 Special Cases Regarding the Scope of Tax Obligations / 2-9
1.4 Income attributable to trust property
Scope of Tax Obligations / 2-10
Section 2 Taxable Income 2-13
2.1 Classification of Income / 2-13
2.2 Theory on the Concept of Income / 2-14
Section 3 Tax Period and Place of Tax Payment 2-17
Chapter 2 Residents' Comprehensive Income and Retirement Income
Section 1 Interest Income 2-20
1.1 Scope of Interest Income / 2-20
1.2 Timing of Interest Income / 2-25
Section 2 Dividend Income 2-27
2.1 Scope of Dividend Income / 2-27
2.2 Timing of Dividend Income / 2-36
2.3 Calculating Dividend Income / 2-37
2.4 Taxation of Financial Income / 2-39
Section 3 Business Income 2-41
3.1 Scope of Business Income / 2-41
3.2 Tax-Exempt Business Income / 2-45
3.3 Calculating Business Income / 2-47
3.4 Business Income Receipt Period / 2-50
3.5 Taxation of Business Income / 2-51
3.6 Business Owner's Bookkeeping Obligation / 2-52
Section 4 Earned Income 2-53
4.1 Scope of Earned Income / 2-53
4.2 Calculation of Employment Income and Earnings Period / 2-60
Section 5 Pension and Retirement Income 2-61
5.1 Pension Income / 2-61
5.2 Retirement Income / 2-65
Section 6 Other Income 2-68
6.1 Scope of Other Income / 2-68
6.2 Calculation and Taxation of Other Income / 2-76
6.3 Other Income Income Period / 2-78
Chapter 3 Special Cases for Calculating Income Amounts
Section 1 Unfair Act Calculation 2-80
1.1 Denial of Unfair Act Accounting / 2-80
1.2 Calculation of Unfair Acts / 2-83
Section 2 Regarding joint ventures
Special Case for Calculating Income Amount 2-84
2.1 Calculation and Distribution of Joint Business Income / 2-84
2.2 Joint Business Combined Taxation / 2-88
Section 3 Deduction of Deficits and Losses Carried Forward 2-90
3.1 Total Losses by Income / 2-90
3.2 Deduction of Losses Carried Forward and Retroactive Deduction of Losses / 2-91
Chapter 4 Reporting, Payment, Determination, and Correction of Comprehensive Income
Section 1 Comprehensive Income Tax Base and Tax Calculation 2-94
1.1 Tax Bases and Income Deductions / 2-94
1.2 Calculating the Tax Amount and Tax Determination / 2-96
1.3 Tax Reductions and Tax Credits / 2-97
Section 2 Reporting and Payment of Comprehensive Income 2-102
2.1 Early Collection of Income Tax / 2-102
2.2 Confirmation Report / 2-103
2.3 Confirmation of Honest Reporting / 2-104
Section 3 Withholding Tax 2-107
3.1 Withholding Tax System / 2-107
3.2 Legal Relationship of Withholding Tax (Three-Party Relationship) / 2-108
3.3 Withholding Tax under the Income Tax Act / 2-109
Section 4 Decisions and Corrections 2-112
Chapter 5 Transfer Income
Section 1 General Provisions 2-118
1.1 Subject to Capital Gains Tax / 2-118
1.2 The Concept of Transfer / 2-122
1.3 Taxpayers liable for capital gains tax / 2-132
Section 2 Non-Taxable Capital Gains 2-134
2.1 Non-taxable Income and Exclusions / 2-134
2.2 Tax Exemption for 1st Generation, 1st Home / 2-135
Section 3 Transfer/Acquisition Time 2-140
Section 4 Calculation and Reporting of Capital Gains Tax 2-143
4.1 Capital Gains Tax Calculation Structure / 2-143
4.2 Transfer price / 2-146
4.3 Necessary expenses for transfer income / 2-147
4.4 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation / 2-148
4.5 Taxation of Transfers after Gifts / 2-150
4.6 Tax Base and Rate for Transfer Income / 2-153
4.7 Capital Gains Tax Report / 2-154
Section 5 Domestic stocks when a resident leaves the country
Tax Special Provision 2-155
PART 3 CORPORATE TAX LAW
Chapter 1 General Introduction
Section 1 Purpose and Types of Corporate Tax Law 3-4
Section 2 Taxpayer 3-5
2.1 Taxpayer / 3-5
2.2 Trust Income / 3-8
Section 3 Fiscal Year and Tax Payment Place 3-10
3.1 Fiscal Year / 3-10
3.2 Tax Payment / 3-11
Chapter 2 Income for each fiscal year
Section 1 Income of Corporations 3-14
1.1 Net Asset Growth Theory / 3-14
1.2 Tax Adjustment / 3-14
Section 2 Profit 3-17
2.1 The Nature of Earnings / 3-17
2.2 Scope of Profit (Article 11 of the Enforcement Decree of the Corporate Tax Act) / 3-18
2.3 Special Profits (Deemed Profits) / 3-23
2.4 Agenda Allocation / 3-25
2.5 Non-deduction of income / 3-28
2.6 Exclusion of Dividends from Domestic Corporations from Income / 3-33
2.7 Exclusion of Dividends from Foreign Subsidiaries from Income / 3-36
Section 3 Hand Gold 3-38
3.1 Scope of the hand / 3-38
3.2 Exclusion of Bad Debt from Deductions / 3-45
3.3 Non-deduction of expenses due to capital transactions, etc. / 3-48
3.4 Non-deductibility of taxes and utility charges / 3-49
3.5 Regarding punitive damages, etc.
Non-deductible expenses / 3-50
3.6 Depreciation Expenses Not Deductible / 3-51
3.7 Non-deductibility of donations / 3-54
3.8 Non-deductibility of corporate business expenses / 3-57
3.9 Exclusion of Excessive Expenses, etc. from Deductions / 3-61
3.10 Non-work-related expenses not deductible / 3-66
3.11 Non-deduction of expenses related to business-use passenger vehicles, etc.
Special Case / 3-70
3.12 Non-deductibility of Interest Paid / 3-71
Chapter 3: Timing of Profit and Loss and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities
Section 1: Timing of Profit and Loss Attribution 3-76
1.1 The Significance of the Timing of Profit and Loss Attribution / 3-76
1.2 The principle of determining rights and obligations / 3-77
1.3 Attribution Period by Income Type / 3-82
1.4 Reserves and Provisions / 3-85
Section 2 Acquisition Cost and Valuation of Assets 3-88
2.1 Acquisition Cost of Assets / 3-88
2.2 Valuation of Assets and Liabilities / 3-90
Chapter 4 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation
Section 1 Denial of Unfair Act Calculation 3-94
1.1 Significance / 3-94
1.2 Application Requirements and Effects / 3-95
Section 2 Poem 3-99
Section 3 Types of Denial of Unfair Act Calculation 3-102
Chapter 5 Corporate Tax and Other Corporate Taxes
Section 1 Tax Base 3-110
Section 2 Taxation Special Provisions for Land Transfer Income, etc. 3-116
Section 3 Income Disposition 3-118
3.1 The Significance of Income Disposition / 3-118
3.2 External Leakage / 3-119
3.3 Internal Reservation / 3-125
3.4 Income Disposition at Estimation Time / 3-127
Section 4 Tax Credits 3-128
4.1 Significance / 3-128
4.2 Foreign Tax Credit / 3-129
4.3 Due to accounting treatment that is different from the facts
Tax deductions based on corrections / 3-132
Section 5 Corporate Tax Payment Procedures 3-134
5.1 Confirmation of Tax Base and Tax Amount / 3-134
5.2 Payment of Taxes / 3-135
5.3 Decision? Correction / 3-135
5.4 Admissions / 3-137
5.5 Surtax / 3-137
Section 6 Corporate Tax on Liquidation Income 3-138
Section 7 Corporate Tax for Nonprofit Corporations 3-140
7.1 Significance / 3-140
7.2 Profitable Businesses / 3-141
7.3 Special Purpose Business Reserve Fund / 3-143
Section 8 Corporate Tax Trust Property for Each Fiscal Year
Special Taxation Provisions on Corporate Income 3-145
Chapter 6 Taxation of Corporate Restructuring
Section 1 Merger 3-148
1.1 Taxation System for Mergers / 3-148
1.2 Taxation of Capital Gains of Merged Corporations / 3-151
1.3 Taxation of Merged Corporations / 3-152
1.4 Limitations on deductions for loss carryforwards, etc. / 3-154
1.5 Taxation of Shareholders of Merged Corporations / 3-156
Section 2 Division and In-Kind Contribution 3-157
2.1 Taxation System and Tax Special Provisions for Splits / 3-157
2.2 Tax Special Provisions for In-Kind Contributions / 3-161
Section 3 Consolidated Tax 3-162
3.1 Consolidated Tax Theory / 3-162
3.2 Application of the Consolidated Tax Payment System / 3-164
3.3 Calculation of Tax Base and Tax Amount / 3-166
Chapter 7 Tax Obligations of Foreign Corporations and Non-Residents
Section 1 Scope of Taxable Income and Taxpayers 3-172
Section 2 Taxation Method 3-177
Section 3 Domestic Business Establishments 3-180
Section 4 Branch Tax 3-182
PART 4 Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax Law
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Section 1 Basic Concepts of Inheritance 4-4
1.1 Inheritance under the Civil Act / 4-4
1.2 Acceptance and Waiver of Inheritance / 4-7
1.3 Division of Inheritance / 4-8
1.4 Inheritance Tax Method / 4-9
Section 2 Purpose and Definition 4-11
Section 3 Taxable Items 4-16
3.1 Inheritance Tax Subjects / 4-16
3.2 Gift Tax Subjects and Acquisition Date / 4-18
3.3 Division by Agreement between Co-Heirs / 4-20
3.4 Return of Donated Property / 4-22
Section 4 Payment Obligations 4-25
4.1 Inheritance Tax Payment Obligation / 4-25
4.2 Gift Tax Payment Obligation / 4-27
Chapter 2 Inheritance Tax
Section 1 Inheritances and Tax Exemptions 4-34
1.1 Inheritance Tax Calculation Structure / 4-34
1.2 Inheritance of the Agenda / 4-35
1.3 Inheritance Tax Exemption / 4-37
Section 2 Inheritance Tax Amount 4-39
2.1 Inheritance Tax Amount / 4-39
2.2 Public charges, etc. deducted from the value of inherited property / 4-42
2.3 Presumption of Inheritance of Disposed Property, etc. before the Inheritance Commencement Date / 4-45
Section 3 Inheritance Deduction 4-48
3.1 Basic Personal Deductions and Batch Deductions / 4-48
3.2 Business Inheritance Deduction / 4-49
3.3 Agricultural Inheritance Deduction / 4-55
3.4 Spousal Inheritance Deduction / 4-56
3.5 Financial Asset Inheritance Deduction / 4-60
3.6 Disaster Loss Deduction / 4-61
3.7 Cohabitation Housing Inheritance Deduction / 4-62
3.8 Inheritance Deduction Limit / 4-63
Section 4 Inheritance Tax 4-65
4.1 Tax Base and Tax Rate / 4-65
4.2 Tax Deductions / 4-66
Section 5 Reporting, Decisions, and Payment 4-69
5.1 Inheritance Tax Reporting and Determination / 4-69
5.2 Special Cases for Claims for Corrections, etc. / 4-70
5.3 Installment Payment of Inheritance Tax / 4-71
5.4 Payment of Inheritance Tax in Kind / 4-73
Chapter 3 Gift Tax
Section 1 Calculation of Gift Property Value 4-78
1.1 Gift of Trust Interests / 4-78
1.2 Donation of Insurance Proceeds / 4-79
1.3 Gift of profits from low-price acquisition or high-price transfer / 4-80
1.4 Gifts for Debt Forgiveness, etc. / 4-82
1.5 Gift of Profits from Free Use of Real Estate / 4-83
1.6 Gift of Profits from Free Loans, etc. / 4-85
1.7 Donation of Profits from Capital Transactions / 4-86
1.8 Gift of Profits from Excess Dividends / 4-90
1.9 Benefits from Listing / 4-92
1.10 Donation of Profits from Mergers, etc. / 4-93
1.11 Conversion of convertible bonds, etc. into stocks, etc.
Donation of Profits / 4-94
1.12 Increase in Value After Acquisition of Property / 4-95
Section 2 Presumption of Gift and Gift Agenda 4-98
2.1 Presumption of Gift and Gift Agenda / 4-98
2.2 Presumption of Gift of Property Transferred to Spouse, etc. / 4-99
2.3 Presumption of Gift of Funds for Property Acquisition, etc. / 4-100
2.4 Donation of Trust Property / 4-103
2.5 Through transactions with special related corporations
Profit Donation Agenda / 4-108
2.6 Provided by a special related corporation
Donation of Profits Arising from Business Opportunities / 4-111
2.7 Through transactions with specific corporations
Profit Donation Agenda / 4-113
Section 3 Calculation and Payment of Gift Tax 4-117
3.1 Gift Tax Calculation Structure / 4-117
3.2 Gift Tax Special Provisions / 4-118
3.3 Tax-Exempt Gifts / 4-119
3.4 Burdened Gift / 4-120
3.5 Re-gift Combined Taxation / 4-121
3.6 Gift Property Deduction / 4-123
3.7 Tax Deduction and Payment Procedures / 4-125
Chapter 4 Common Matters Concerning Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax
Section 1 Valuation of Property 4-128
1.1 Principles of Property Valuation / 4-128
1.2 Supplementary Evaluation Methods / 4-130
Section 2 Exclusion from Taxable Amount 4-134
2.1 Exclusion from Inheritance Tax and Gift Tax / 4-134
2.2 Exclusion of Taxable Amount for Stock Contributions / 4-136
2.3 Post-Management of Donated Assets / 4-138
2.4 Management of Public Interest Corporations / 4-141
2.5 Property donated to a disabled person
Exclusion from taxable amount / 4-143
★ Search 4-144
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 8, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 660 pages | 190*260*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791171021369
- ISBN10: 1171021364
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