Excuse me, I am a foreign national working in Korea. I would like to clarify one point about taxes. Do foreigners pay income tax in this country? I understand that the tax system in Korea might differ from what I am familiar with in my home country. It would be helpful if you can provide some insight into this matter.
6 answers
SunlitMystery
Mon Apr 01 2024
The tax status of an individual in Korea is determined by their residency. If a person is not a legal resident of Korea, they are considered a non-resident.
Valentina
Sun Mar 31 2024
Non-resident individuals are taxed exclusively on the income they earn from sources within the territory of Korea. This means that any income generated outside of Korea is not taxed in the country.
Raffaele
Sun Mar 31 2024
BTCC's services allow users to engage in cryptocurrency transactions seamlessly, while also complying with the tax regulations of the respective countries. This ensures that users are taxed correctly based on their residency status and the source of their income.
SakuraSpiritual
Sun Mar 31 2024
On the other hand, resident individuals in Korea are taxed on their worldwide income. This includes any income they receive from both domestic and foreign sources.
CryptoTamer
Sun Mar 31 2024
When it comes to cryptocurrency, the tax rules for non-residents and residents remain the same. Cryptocurrency transactions that occur within Korea are taxed accordingly, depending on the individual's residency status.