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"If you sell U.S. stocks, you are automatically charged a 22% tax." If this single statement has left you feeling lost ahead of your May tax filing, this video will resolve that uncertainty from start to finish. Even if two people earn the same 100 million won from U.S. stocks, one person pays over 20 million won in taxes, while the other pays nearly zero. The difference is neither skill nor luck. It is whether you understood the tax rules and planned your strategy a year in advance. This video follows the blueprint of how Ji-woo, who understands tax saving, moved over the course of a year, step by step. We compare Hyun-woo, who sold everything at once in December, with Ji-woo, who planned his moves according to a specific sequence on a yearly calendar. If you watch until the end to see where the tax burden diverged from the same profit, your selling plan for this year will completely change. We have explained everything without complex tax terminology, using actual numerical calculations so that anyone can follow along. Instead of vaguely saying "save on taxes," we provide a concrete one-year path outlining when, how much, and in what order you should make your moves. At the end, you even get a bonus tax-saving window that opens only for the year 2026. [What you can see in this video] ▪ Split selling to spread out the annual basic deduction of 2.5 million won — If the annual profit is kept within 2.5 million won, the tax for that year is 0 won. ▪ Offsetting gains and losses by selling losing stocks together in the same year — Since Korea has no wash sale regulations, buying the same stock again immediately after selling is recognized as a loss. ▪ Method to raise the acquisition price entirely by gifting to a spouse — The new acquisition price is calculated not as the 'market price on the day of transfer,' but as the average of closing prices over approximately four months before and after the gift date, and the effect only lasts if the stock is held for at least one year before selling. ▪ The trap of incurring taxes due to a rise in the exchange rate even though the dollar value hasn't increased — The principle behind how foreign exchange gains are included in capital gains, and how to determine the timing based on the settlement date exchange rate. ▪ A bonus available only for 2026: Returned Domestic Accounts (RIA) — Capital gains tax is reduced if you return overseas stocks held by December 23, 2025, in May The period ending on the 31st is the final tier for 100% tax reduction (80% until the end of July thereafter, and 50% until the end of the year). [Helpful for These People] Office workers who have made profits from Tesla, Nvidia, and Apple but are at a loss for filing their tax return in May; those filing US stock taxes for the first time this year; and all Korean investors who want to reduce their taxes in advance before selling. Once you understand this properly just once, you can apply it the same way next year and the year after. 📌 Verification Sources This content was compiled by directly verifying the original texts from the National Tax Service's Capital Gains Tax Guide, the National Law Information Center (Income Tax Act, Inheritance and Gift Tax Act, and Restriction of Special Taxation Act), and Policy Briefing (korea.kr). As the acquisition cost valuation method and 1-year holding requirement for spousal gifts, as well as the reduction rates and deadlines for domestic return accounts, may vary depending on the time, we strongly recommend that you verify this information before actual application. The period ending on the 31st is the final tier for the 100% tax reduction (80% until the end of July, and 50% until the end of the year). 📌 Important Notice This video provides general information; we recommend consulting with a tax accountant to determine your specific situation. In particular, regarding spousal gifts, missing the one-year holding requirement can negate the tax-saving benefits. Additionally, for domestic return accounts, the tax reduction brackets change periodically, so expert verification is essential before applying. 📌 About the "Strange Tax Science" Channel This channel breaks stereotypes about taxes. We teach you how to accurately identify expenses you considered unavoidable and those you are legally exempt from paying. Subscribe and turn on notifications to be the first to receive our next tax-saving video. ※ All information is based on the time of video production (May 2026). Tax laws are subject to revision, so please verify the latest details before filing or applying. *Caution* ## Chapter 0:00 Opening 0:50 Same 100 Million Won: One is a Bomb, One is 0 Won 2:20 First, Don't Sell Everything in One Year 4:40 Second, Sell Loss-Making Stocks Together 7:30 Third, Transfer to Spouse to Raise Acquisition Cost 10:40 Fourth, Calculate Exchange Rates to Set the Timing 12:40 2026 Limited Bonus: Return to Domestic Account 14:30 Summary: Plan Your Year 📊...