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Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki said that he is considering raising the standards for imposing comprehensive real estate tax and jong tax. It is noted that the government and the ruling party are considering easing the mortgage loan ratio as well, so whether there will be a major change in the government's real estate policy.
This is reporter Baek Woon.
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National Assembly yesterday (19th) in the fields of politics, diplomacy, reunification, and security, the questionnaire on the economy was held at 2 pm today.
Real estate problems such as an increase in the public real estate tax, which is the standard for imposing the comprehensive real estate tax, and the relaxation of loan regulations, mainly came up on the cutting board.
[Gimeunhye / the national forces of Representatives: health insurance, embark basic pension, basic livelihood security, disclose the price people will be deprived of those benefits in the blind spot.]
[Hongnamgi / Prime Minister Acting: Just the findings Can the government freeze it and decide like this? I don't think I have.]
However, while acting on the premise of being cautious as it can affect the real estate market, Prime Minister Hong stated that it is considering raising the standard for imposing a tax in excess of 900 million won.
[Hong Nam-ki/Prime Minister's Acting: 900 million won was established in 2011.) I heard a lot of opinions on whether there is room for review. So, let me tell you that I'm looking at it.]
In addition, it has put forward a position to review whether there is anything to lower the loan threshold for homeless people.
Earlier, the Democratic Party and the government announced that they are considering expanding the application of the mortgage loan ratio and the preferential LTV ratio in a closed party meeting this morning.