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IRS bought several houses, it entered a tax investigation on people who did not pay their taxes properly. More than half of the 413 suspects of tax evasion were young people under 30.

Reporter Hwagang Yoon on the sidewalk.

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Mr. A, a 30-year-old worker, created a single shareholder corporation in the province with a capital of 1 million won.

I rented hundreds of millions of won from my father to a corporation I founded and bought a high-priced apartment in Seoul. I bought this apartment and bought 10 more houses by buying a loan as collateral and making a gap investment.

By using local corporations, the burden of acquisition tax, general real estate tax, and transfer tax was reduced, but no gift tax was paid.

I was caught in my 20s who bought a high-end house after paying for my father's hospital where I didn't work, and then borrowing my father's money from my father.

As such, 413 suspected tax evasion related to real estate transactions were listed on the IRS tax investigation.

Of these, less than half of those in their thirties were 236.

This means that there are so many high-priced homeowners with so-called'gold spoons' whose source of funds is questionable.

[Kim Tae-ho/Director of the Asset Taxation Division, National Tax Service: (30s) Since it is in the early stages of property formation, there are probably a lot of things like acquisitions and transactions... .] As the

countermeasure against real estate in June 17, the target for tax verification is expected to increase significantly from September, as the targets for financing plans and supporting documents have been expanded.

The National Tax Service decided not to submit a funding plan, but decided to strengthen verification even for large-scale chartered tenants who are more likely to give a shortcut.