Korean Job Discussion Forums

[crescent]

The Human Resources guy at my school told me this today. He said it is for ALL Koreans, but foreigners only get it if they made less than 24million won.

I saw Brian's blog and attempted to make sense of the Korean links he gave, but the technical jargon was too much for me.


Can anyone post a link to show that ALL foreigners making between 24 and 36 million are eligible?

[Hyeon Een]

I can't provide a link but I made over 30m last year and I was eligible according to the government website. Your coworker is talking crap.

You need to register for online banking, then register on the government's website for online tax-something-or-other. Try and find someone more helpful than me or your coworker to help you =)

But hurry up. Time's almost up. You're almost certainly eligible if you've been paying tax.

[ttompatz]

I made just short of 35 mil last year in salary (not including other benefits) and I am getting it (paperwork was sent in last week and confirmed on Thursday).

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[crescent]

Yes.
I know a lot of people who are getting a refund, but no one can show me a link.

[Ilsanman]

The best thing to do with this:

1. Apply.

2. See if you get anything or not.

If you didn't do something because some clown told you you couldn't, you'd never do anything.

[crescent]

According to the tax website, individuals cannot apply. The school has to do it, and they tried, but my form was rejected from the website.
I make just under 35,000,000.

[superpan]

[crescent]

Nov. 1st

[matthews_world]

Did you guys have to provide receipts or just guesstimate?

Where do we go to get it?

[Typhoon]

I don't know where this on-line banking thing came from. 15 foreigners working at my uni only 1 uses on-line banking, yet all of us should be getting back our rebates. Strange.