The outline of real estate tax mitigation measures, such as the talkative and burnout property tax, comprehensive real estate tax, and capital gains tax, is expected to be revealed next week.
The ruling Democratic Party, the government, and the Blue House are starting to harmonize the real estate tax reform plan this weekend and next week.
1 It seems that the government office agrees on the plan to raise the standard for reduction of property tax for homeowners from the current 600 million won to 900 million won.
The key issues are the tax on the tax and the transfer of multi-homed people.
In this part, the opinions of the party and the ruling party are sharply opposed, so it will take time to set the direction.
Currently, the ruling party is holding the key to real estate tax reform.
The practice is undertaken by the Democratic Party's Real Estate Special Committee, led by Rep. Kim Jin-pyo, a tax expert.
The Democratic Party, which felt the anger of the real estate public sentiment in the 4·7 re-election and by-election, is aware that the real estate policy should not be left only to the government ahead of next year's presidential and local elections.
Democratic Party leader Song Yeol-gil said at a meeting with President Moon Jae-in and the ruling party leadership held yesterday (14th) at the Blue House, "It is necessary to reflect a lot of the party's opinions in all policies in the future," and President Moon agreed to this.
The fire that hits your foot right now is in line with the real estate tax system.
They believe that the rapidly rising tax has touched public sentiment and will start with this.
The first day of the following month is the base date for taxation of property tax and property tax, which are property taxes.
It is also the middle and effective date of the reinforced transfer tax last year.
Therefore, the tax reform should be outlined in the next week to be able to process amendments to the relevant law during this month.
Blue House Policy Officer Lee Ho-seung appeared on the radio on the 12th and said, "We are discussing various plans between the parties and we will be able to tell you the results sooner or later."
Rep. Dong-soo Lee, a member of the ruling party's real estate special commission and the senior vice president of the policy committee, said on the 12th that "as of June 1, we will deal with the property tax that the payment bill goes out first."
The party administration seems to have sympathized with expanding the scope of property tax reductions through discussions so far.
A strong plan is to expand the range of property tax reductions for one household and one homeowner from 600 million won or less to 900 million won or less.
CEO Song Young-gil said at a meeting of the Blue House yesterday that "a special real estate commission has been created in the party. We will discuss and deal with the issue of property tax imposition for next year" in relation to the real estate issue.
This means that the property tax mitigation plan has almost finished traffic control between parties.
If the subject of property tax reduction is expanded from 600 million won to 900 million won, more than 590,000 apartment households are expected to benefit.
However, there seems to be no consensus within the party or between party political parties to raise the tax standard for the taxation tax from the current 900 million won to 1.2 billion won or to ease the transfer tax for multi-homeowners.
The ruling party lawmakers, who have regional districts in Seoul or some metropolitan areas, where house prices have risen, are favoring the easing of the taxation tax, but among other lawmakers, the negative view is hard due to the reason of'reduction of the rich'.
As the ownership tax rises sharply, there is an opinion that the transfer tax, which is a transaction tax, should be lowered to induce multi-homed people to sell their products, but this is also a'rich tax reduction', making it difficult to form consensus within the party.
The issue of the tax on taxation and the transfer of multi-homed people is also in line with the current government's philosophy of state administration, which is expected to make it difficult to coordinate opinions.
The government is also negative in easing the taxation tax.
Ho-seung Lee, head of the policy office, said, "There is a consensus on the provision of a new home for the homeless or to reduce the burden of holding a single homeowner."
Accordingly, the government is known to devise plans to expand deductions or introduce a deferred tax system for the elderly or long-term residents without easing the tax standard.
However, due to the surge in housing prices, the number of people subject to the taxation of the housing division increased significantly from 660,000 last year to 1 million this year, which could affect the presidential election next year, leading to the ruling party's initiative to raise the tax base. There is.
In the end, the direction of the issue of easing the tax and transfer tax may not be decided during this month as it is likely to undergo sufficient communication and deliberation within the party or between party political parties while looking at the trend of public opinion rather than making a hasty conclusion.
In the case of taxation, the first day of the following month is the tax base date, but there is still time since the actual payment notice is made in early and mid-November.