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What If You Inherit Your Parents' House?

This is a summary of Korean tax and finance rules. The full article is available in Korean.Switch to Korean (KO)

When parents pass away or plan to transfer property, Korean inheritance and gift taxes apply with progressive rates from 10% to 50%. This scenario covers the lump-sum deduction (KRW 500 million), spousal inheritance deduction (KRW 500M-3B), the 10-year gift tax aggregation rule, and ongoing property tax obligations based on officially assessed values. It illustrates why many families plan transfers over multiple decades to maximize exemptions.

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