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If your employer's year-end settlement (연말정산) results in additional tax due rather than a refund, ensure you have submitted all eligible deduction documents. Review your credit card and cash receipt history for spending above the 25% income threshold — many workers miss this substantial deduction. Also check whether IRP contributions were reported correctly.

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Korea introduced a top marginal income tax rate of 45% in 2021 for income above KRW 1 billion — joining a global trend of higher top rates. However, Korea also has an unusually generous system of deductions including the credit card spending deduction, which is virtually unique among OECD countries. This credit card deduction — costing the government over KRW 2 trillion annually — was introduced in 1999 to modernise Korea's economy and dramatically improved tax compliance by creating incentives for consumers to demand receipts from businesses.

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