Capital Gains Tax
A service that reviews expected taxes and key filing points in advance when transferring real estate or other assets.
Who Needs This
- When you're about to transfer real estate, shares, or other assets and want to know the tax implications
- When you want to confirm the expected tax amount before the transaction
- When the outcome may vary depending on deductible expenses, acquisition cost, holding period, and other factors
Why HAON
- We focus on reducing uncertainty by reviewing transactions in advance rather than responding after the fact
- We explain the key factors affecting capital gains tax calculations from a practical standpoint
- We organize everything clearly so you can make informed decisions before committing
Fee Guide
| Asset value | Fee |
|---|---|
| Under 200 Million KRW | 200,000 KRW |
| 200 Million KRW to under 500 Million KRW | 200,000 KRW + 0.2% of the amount exceeding 200 Million KRW |
| 500 Million KRW to under 1 Billion KRW | 800,000 KRW + 0.15% of the amount exceeding 500 Million KRW |
| 1 Billion KRW to under 2 Billion KRW | 1,550,000 KRW + 0.1% of the amount exceeding 1 Billion KRW |
| 2 Billion KRW to under 5 Billion KRW | 2,550,000 KRW + 0.05% of the amount exceeding 2 Billion KRW |
| 5 Billion KRW to under 10 Billion KRW | 4,050,000 KRW + 0.04% of the amount exceeding 5 Billion KRW |
| 10 Billion KRW to under 50 Billion KRW | 6,050,000 KRW + 0.03% of the amount exceeding 10 Billion KRW |
| 50 Billion KRW to under 100 Billion KRW | 18,050,000 KRW + 0.02% of the amount exceeding 50 Billion KRW |
| 100 Billion KRW or more | 28,050,000 KRW + 0.01% of the amount exceeding 100 Billion KRW |
Team members experienced in this area
FAQ
Should I consult about capital gains tax before selling real estate?
Yes. Consulting before the sale is far more important than after. Tax amounts can vary significantly based on holding period, residency requirements, number of homes owned, recognized acquisition costs, necessary expenses, and whether the property qualifies for tax exemption or heavier taxation.
In particular, cases involving a single home per household, multiple homes, inherited real estate, transfers after gifting, or corporate-owned real estate can result in unexpectedly large tax bills without advance review. A pre-sale diagnosis is essential.