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[Bills in Focus] Stock investment promotion, wind power distribution - Vimarsana News

[Bills in Focus] Stock investment promotion, wind power distribution

Proposed Bill: Partial Amendment to the Act on Restriction on Special Cases Concerning Taxation Proposed by Rep. Park Dae-chul (People Power Party) ● In consideration of the high interest rates and rising number of stock investors in the current economic landscape, this amendment proposes to cancel the upcoming implementation of the financial income tax system and maintain the current capital gains tax system. This ...

HD Hyundai-Hanwha rivalry spills over to National Assembly - Vimarsana News

HD Hyundai-Hanwha rivalry spills over to National Assembly

Fierce competition between HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and Hanwha Ocean in the naval shipbuilding sector has found its way to the lawmakers of the ruling People Power Party (PPP), who have tried to support the shipbuilders, which are located in each of their respective constituencies, according to industry officials, Tuesday.

Campaign launched to respect multicultural families, foreign nationals - Vimarsana News

Campaign launched to respect multicultural families, foreign nationals

The Sunfull Foundation plans to launch a campaign encouraging respect for multicultural families and foreign residents of Korea.

Lawmakers support Sunfull Declaration - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers support Sunfull Declaration

Lawmakers support Sunfull Declaration

Rival parties clash over interior ministry's plan to put police under its control - Vimarsana News

Rival parties clash over interior ministry's plan to put police under its control

Rival parties clash over interior ministry's plan to put police under its control