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Korea's Monthly Rent Tax Credit Calculator - Four Thresholds, and Rent Counted by Days
Calculators

Korea's Monthly Rent Tax Credit Calculator - Four Thresholds, and Rent Counted by Days

In February 2026 the way the rent itself is counted changed - days rented, not months paid.

Only One Renewal in Three Used Korea's Statutory Renewal Right — We Counted 7,719 Filings
Real Estate

Only One Renewal in Three Used Korea's Statutory Renewal Right — We Counted 7,719 Filings

The statute cannot tell you how often the right is used. The rental filing data can, because it carries the answer as a field.

Korean Broker Fees — the Rule Says “Determined by Mutual Agreement”
Real Estate

Korean Broker Fees — the Rule Says “Determined by Mutual Agreement”

The rates are ceilings, not list prices. And taking more than the ceiling is not an administrative fine but a criminal offence.

Jeonse vs Monthly Rent — the Numbers the Law Actually Fixes
Real Estate

Jeonse vs Monthly Rent — the Numbers the Law Actually Fixes

The conversion cap is the lower of 10% a year and the base rate plus 2 points. At a 3.00% base rate in September 2026, that is 5.00%.

Avoiding Jeonse Fraud 2026 — Register, Fixed Date, Deposit Guarantee
Real Estate

Avoiding Jeonse Fraud 2026 — Register, Fixed Date, Deposit Guarantee

We opened the Housing Lease Protection Act: “0:00 the day after” is nowhere in it, and the test is delivery of the house plus resident registration — both.

Tenant Rights in Korea — Opposing Power, Priority Repayment, Renewal
Real Estate

Tenant Rights in Korea — Opposing Power, Priority Repayment, Renewal

In Seoul, deposits up to ₩165m get small-deposit priority and ₩55m is repaid ahead of the mortgage — two different numbers. Renewal is due two months before expiry.

Rent Turns on 1.2 Billion, Jeonse on 300 Million — Two Different Provisions
Real Estate

Rent Turns on 1.2 Billion, Jeonse on 300 Million — Two Different Provisions

The last multiplier in the deemed-rent formula — the term-deposit rate is 31 per 1,000, that is 3.1%. It was spelled out not in the Decree but in Article 23(1) of the Enforcement Rule.