[Economy 365]

Data shows that the top 10% of taxpayers accounted for 87% of the Comprehensive Real Estate Tax paid last year.

According to the National Tax Service, the total determined amount for the Comprehensive Real Estate Tax last year was 4.8565 trillion won. Of this, the top 10% paid 4.242 trillion won, accounting for 87.3% of the total.

The burden was significantly lower for other brackets, with those in the 10% to 20% range accounting for 5.3% of the total, and those in the 20% to 30% range accounting for 2.8%.

Among individual taxpayers subject to the Comprehensive Real Estate Tax, 52% were aged 60 or older, and the taxes paid by this group reached 57.1% of the total individual Comprehensive Real Estate Tax.

The average Comprehensive Real Estate Tax per person for those aged 60 or older was 2.64 million won, which is 230,000 won higher than the overall average.

There were 363 minor taxpayers under the age of 20, who paid an average of 1.93 million won per person.

For those in their 20s, 1,926 individuals paid the Comprehensive Real Estate Tax, with an average burden of 2.57 million won per person.

*This article was produced using AI audio.