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South Korea's ruling liberal political party, the country's largest, holding a majority of seats in the National Assembly.
Gyeonggi's governor wants the local consumption tax rate taken from 25.3% to 40.3% in stages, plus a twentieth of corporate tax revenue sent to regional governments. Kim Min-seok said the party would discuss it.
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The finance ministry accepts that the 500 million won gap should narrow. Whether it closes fully or stops at 1.2 billion won decides who keeps paying.
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A party-government plan hands redevelopment approval authority for projects of 500 units or fewer to district heads. For sponsors, the counterparty changes before the politics resolve.
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Six regions want the merged state generator's headquarters. North Jeolla's bill wants the renewable transition mandate attached to it, and the government's relocation plan can split the two.
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Democratic Party leader Kim Min-seok backs the overhaul's direction and wants the exemption list read broadly. The 900 million won deduction may hold; the number of owners it reaches may not.
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Korea's financial watchdog logged more than 10,000 illegal-lending complaints in six months, with effective rates past 2,000%. No regulated lender's delinquency table will show you that cohort.
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