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#RealEstate #Apartment #HousingPrices #Home #GiftTax #TaxAudit "I contributed a little bit to my son's house." This single phrase can be the starting point of a tax audit. With soaring housing prices, it has become common for parents to contribute funds to their children's apartments, but things are different now that the National Tax Service's Real Estate Evasion Reporting Center has been established. In just six months, there have been 1,168 reports—even if a financing plan has been submitted, a single remark made outside the documents can serve as evidence that directly contradicts the paperwork. Buying a 4 billion won apartment with zero reported income only to be assessed 2.5 billion won in back taxes; paying 1.3 billion won in gift tax even though the house was never purchased. Tax-saving beauty Accountant Kim Hee-yeon has summarized the essential steps you must know before boasting about real estate gifting. Keep your mouth shut, and prepare your documents. ※ Design Tax Representative 'Accountant Kim Hee-yeon' 👉🏻 KakaoTalk Consultation : https://bit.ly/46CEeJL 👉🏻 Website : https://bit.ly/3UDfcFj 👉🏻 Blog : https://bit.ly/3LX9f1b 👉🏻 Phone Consultation : tel 02-785-1249 [The Woman Changing the Future Through Tax Savings: Accountant Kim Hee-yeon, Representative of Design Tax Accounting] [email protected] Instagram_@designtax Contact_02-785-1249 Address_Rm 607, Gangnam Mirae Tower, 174 Saimdang-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul 00:00 The Same Secret Shed by Father and Son 01:51 Jealousy Has a Price Tag 03:36 The End of a 4 Billion Won Apartment with Zero Income 05:51 Bragging Lasts 3 Seconds, Calling is 3 months 07:24 Two Rules of a Surviving House