Acting President Choi Sang-mok said at the 'New Year's greeting meeting for small and medium-sized businesses' held at the Seoul Federation of Small and Medium Businesses today (3rd), "There is a lot of economic uncertainty at home and abroad due to the launch of the new U.S. government and domestic politics."
Acting Chief Executive Choi Sang-mok said he will introduce a temporary investment tax credit that will reduce taxes depending on the investment sector for small and medium-sized companies and prepare an accelerated depreciation special case to reduce corporate taxes in the early stages.
It also mentioned a plan to increase the income deduction rate for credit cards used by small business stores to 30% and the discount rate for digital Onnuri gift certificates to 15% during the Lunar New Year period.
To this end, Acting President Choi Sang-mok said, "We will work closely with the National Assembly to concentrate on economic activities for small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners," adding that he will consult with the National Assembly, led by National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik.
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