Jeju City is ramping up its efforts to ensure tax compliance among its residents, targeting a significant number of individuals with outstanding tax debts. As emphasized in the official statement, the local government is taking decisive action to recover owed funds and enhance its revenue collection strategies.
Investigation of Tax Debtors
The city is currently investigating 2,962 individuals who collectively owe a staggering $142 million in taxes. This initiative reflects Jeju City's commitment to financial accountability and responsible governance.
Enforcement Measures and Asset Seizures
As part of the enforcement measures, authorities have already seized assets valued at over $230,000 from more than 40 individuals. Hwang Taehoon, the Chief of the Jeju City Tax Division, highlighted the innovative use of advanced AI analysis in tracking and recovering tax debts, showcasing the city's dedication to modernizing its tax collection processes.
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