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In addition, the Democratic Party announced that it would postpone the expansion of the tax standard on capital gains for major shareholders, scheduled for April next year, but controversy is expected as the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance , staying in his current position, he says that “ the position remains unchanged ”.
Although the leader of the Democratic Party, Lee Nak-yeon, has announced his intention to readjust the requirements for major shareholders, the party’s move will go wrong again and the so-called ‘Donghak ant’ is expected to intensify reaction from individual investors .
According to the policy, the Democratic Party held a closed supreme committee on this day and gathered arguments to postpone the application of the extension of the requirements for large shareholders, scheduled for April next year.
A Democratic Party official said in a call with News 1 the same day that “there was a clear suspension of (the large shareholder requirement), and only the announcement remained.” “There were many opinions within the party that we should consider public opposition.” As opposition from individual investors intensified, the government is interpreted to have been quick to evolve as public opinion worsens, such as concerns about fiscal resilience following the regime’s judgment theory. It was analyzed that the crisis sensation that the increase in the property tax due to the recent increase in publicly announced land prices and the increase in the transfer tax due to the expansion of large shareholders could generate national fiscal resistance was a catalyst for gathering partisan arguments. KRW 100 million implementation has been established.
A senior Interior Ministry official said: “There are no changes to the existing post” when asked about the Justice Ministry post regarding the party’s decision.
Another official from the Equipment Ministry’s tax office dismissed the related fact, saying: “It is the party’s position, but the matter is unknown.”
The problem, it is pointed out, is that the party government repeatedly raises conflicting opinions, increasing market confusion.
Earlier, the government announced that it would expand the requirements of major shareholders, who are subject to the share transfer tax, from 1 billion won to 300 million won, which is subject to the share transfer tax, starting at April next year by amending the tax law of 2017. When criticized that the standard for family aggregation was the “modern version of the joint system”, it announced that it would change it to stocks per individual item.
However, investors insisted that the large shareholder standard of 300 million won should return to 1 billion. It is noted that the share of 300 million won shares in the total value of the shares is not large, and if the shares are sold at the end of the year to avoid the transfer tax burden, it is noted that the damage caused By market fluctuations, such as a drop in share prices.
Finally, a national petition was published against expanding the requirements for large shareholders, and more than 200,000 people accepted the petition for the removal of Vice Premier Hong Nam-ki and the Minister of Strategy and Finance.
In response, even the Democratic Party asked the government to amend the expanded requirements for large shareholders, but the government objected that it was impossible to amend it because it was scheduled after deliberation by the National Assembly.
Vice Premier Hong Nam-ki and the Minister of Strategy and Finance said in a state audit of the Ministry of Strategy and Finance held on the 22nd: “The requirement for the largest shareholder of 300 million won has to remain as is because the decree of execution was already reviewed two and a half years ago, as mentioned last time. “
However, when the ruling and opposition members continued to signal, Vice Premier Hong also appeared to ask for a step, saying: “When it is discussed in the National Assembly, the government will clash.”
(Sejong = News 1)
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