"보유세 올리면 20년 실거주자 쫓겨난다" 토론회서 나온 뼈 때리는 현실 비판

[Summary of Remarks] Questions are being raised as to whether raising property taxes on ultra-high-priced homes will lead to the stabilization of the mid-to-low-priced market (below 1.5 billion won). Meanwhile, the necessity of taxation based on acquisition cost or deferral systems is being discussed to prevent retirees and the elderly, who have lived in homes for decades and whose property values ​​have risen, from being forced out of their homes due to the pressure of property taxes. Pointing out that near-unlimited Jeonse loans were a cause of Jeonse fraud and one of the main drivers of skyrocketing apartment prices, opinions are shared that while young people and newlyweds with actual housing needs should be protected, general Jeonse loans and loans for eviction purposes must be strictly regulated. Alternatives are proposed to provide reasonable exit routes, such as capital gains tax reductions, for multi-home owners or owners of high-priced homes who leave the Seoul metropolitan area to purchase unsold housing in provincial areas, or who meet specific conditions such as long-term leasing or depositing funds. [Key Remarks] Deep consideration is needed regarding whether it is right to drive retirees, who bought homes at low prices 20 years ago and are currently living there, out of their homes by imposing an excessive property tax bomb. Since unlimited Jeonse loans were a major cause of skyrocketing housing prices and Jeonse fraud, Jeonse loans and deposit return loans must be strictly managed, with the exception of young adults and newlyweds. While strengthening property taxes, reasonable exit strategies for capital gains tax reductions must be provided on a conditional basis, such as purchasing unsold housing in provincial areas outside the Seoul metropolitan area or maintaining long-term leases. #RealEstatePolicy #StrengtheningPropertyTax #JeonseLoanRegulation #UltraHighPriceHousing #CapitalGainsTaxReduction #ProvincialUnsoldHousing #RealEstateDebate #HousingStability #TaxReform #RealEstateOutlook #LeeJaeMyung #President