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government is returning to a strong real estate policy tomorrow (10th). Today, Democrats, governments, and high-ranking officials from the Blue House gathered to coordinate key issues in advance. Here, the Democratic Party is said to have asked the government to raise the overall real estate tax rate from 3.2% to 6%.

This is Yun Nara.

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The key to the additional real estate measures that the government will announce tomorrow is to dramatically increase the overall real estate tax of multi-homeowners.

[Adjusted/In addition, the Democratic Party Chairman of the Policy Party: In relation to the final tax, it is stronger than the current one for multi-homeowners.] Although the

current standard for final taxation is not changed, it is highly effective to increase the final tax rate of multi-homed persons.

It was reported that senior officials from the party, government, and government gathered at the National Assembly this afternoon, and the Democratic Party asked the government to raise the final tax rate to 6%.

According to the current subdivision tax law, tax rates ranging from a minimum of 0.6% to a maximum of 3.2% are applied to holders of 3 houses or more or 2 houses in the area subject to adjustment.

Initially, the government's proposal was to raise the maximum tax rate to 4%, but if the Democratic Party's proposal to increase it was adopted, the maximum tax rate would almost double.

An official from the Democratic Party said that various proposals such as 4.5%, 5%, and 6% were discussed about raising the maximum tax rate for multi-homed households, but the party claimed to raise it to 6%.

However, the Democratic Party is known to maintain the current closing tax rate for one household and one homeowner.

The party and Chung will hold another meeting tomorrow morning and announce real estate measures centering on the increase in the final tax.

(Video coverage: Jinho Park and Seunghwan Lee, Video editing: Jeongsam Park)