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There are voices from the ruling party that the real estate policy needs to be adjusted. There are plans to reduce real estate-related taxes and increase loans, but it seems that after the launch of the new leadership, the government office will be discussing this in earnest.
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Democratic Party will set up a special committee for real estate as an in-party organization as early as this week.
I'm going to reexamine the overall real estate policy.
Ho-joong Yun, the new president of the hospital, classified as the “key to the parenthood,” declared that if there is a problem with the current government real estate policy, he will boldly change it.
First of all, the burden of ownership tax on end users is eased.
The tax burden has been relieved by raising the standard for imposing comprehensive real estate tax for single-owners, which has been maintained for 13 years, from the official price of 900 million to 1.2 billion won.
Rep. Hong Young-pyo, the party's representative candidate, also expressed a positive stance on'releasing standards to 1.2 billion won'.
Rep. Chung Cheong-rae, who is mentioned as a candidate for the Chairman of the National Assembly's Legislative Judicial Commission within the Democratic Party, is known to be planning to propose a bill that exempts the ``heavy capital gains tax'' of two-households with a combined public price of 1.2 billion won or less.
Rep. Lee Kwang-jae also expressed an opinion to ease the taxation standards so that only the top 1% pay the tax.
Loan deregulation has also been debated.
Another party's representative candidate, Rep. Song Young-gil, made an unprecedented argument to increase the mortgage rate to 90% for first-time home buyers. I'm in a position to do it.
The party administration held a meeting with the new hospital representative, Ho-joong Yun, on the 18th of yesterday.