1. Finalized value added tax (VAT) return filing for
the 1st period of 2018
(1) Entrepreneurs subject to file a finalized return
(a) Because corporate entrepreneurs file a preliminary
return, they should file and pay VAT for the turnover of sales from April to
June.
(b) General taxable persons do not file a preliminary
return, so they should file and pay VAT for the turnover of sales from January
to June (excluding the amount filed through early VAT refund returns).
(c) Because simplified taxable persons file and pay
VAT for the turnover of sales from January to December once a year by January
25 of the following year, they are not obligated to file a finalized return.
(2) Finalized
VAT filing period
Period
|
Type of entrepreneur
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Classification
|
Filing period
|
|
1st period
|
Corporation
|
* Continuing business
* Newly commenced business (in or after April)
|
* Jan. 1-Jun. 30 (excluding the amount filed through preliminary returns
and early VAT refund returns)
* Business commencement date-Jun.30 (excluding the amount filed through
early VAT returns)
|
|
Individual
|
General taxpayer
|
* Continuing business
* Newly commenced business
|
* Jan. 1-Jun. 30 (excluding the amount filed through preliminary returns
and early VAT refund returns)
* Business commencement date-Jun.30 (excluding the amount filed through
early VAT returns)
|
|
※ Businesses without any sales
turnover during the filing period due to temporary business closure, etc.
should also file a VAT return.
2. Major
revisions to the Value Added Tax Act in 2018
(1) Expanded scope of cases in which issuance of
purchaser-issued corrected tax invoice is permitted (Article 34-2 of the Act)
(a) Cases in which issuance of purchaser-issued
corrected tax invoice is permitted
* Before: When the seller does not issue a tax invoice
* After: Also possible when a corrected tax invoice
cannot be issued by the seller due to business closure, etc.
(b) Reason for revision: To ease the burden of
taxpayers due to the non-issuance of a corrected tax invoice
(c) Applicable to goods or services supplied on or after Jan. 1, 2018
(2) Increase in penalty tax rate for false tax invoice
(Article 60 of the Act)
(a) When a tax invoice, etc. was issued or received
without the supply of goods or services
* Amount stated on the false tax invoice x (Before) 2%
-> (After) 3%
(b) When the supply amount on the tax invoice, etc.
was stated in excess after supply of goods or service
* Excessively stated supply amount x (Before) 2% ->
(After) 3%
(c) Reason for revision: To strengthen restrictions on
false transactions, etc.
(d) Applicable to goods or services supplied on or
after Jan. 1, 2018
(3) Procedure for issuance of corrected import tax invoice
established (New, Article 35)
(a) If the head of a customs office does not issue a
corrected import tax invoice, the importer can submit an application for
issuance of corrected import tax invoice within five years of the date of
import declaration or within one year of the date on which a decision, etc. was
made on the lawsuit.
* The
head of the customs office should issue a corrected import tax invoice within
two months of receiving the application, or notify the applicant that there is
no reason to issue an invoice.
(b) Reason for establishment: To strengthen taxpayers’
rights related to corrected import tax invoice
(c) Applied to corrected import declarations by
importers or decisions or corrections made by the head of the customs office on
or after Jan. 1, 2018.
* The
above tax information is translated from Korean for foreign-invested companies,
and is not legally binding.
*
Source: Korean National Tax Service

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