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Sept. 24–26 shapes Chuseok pay for shift workers. Sort actual hours into up to 8, over 8, and after 10 p.m.; then use pay type and ordinary hourly wage to check each premium. Read the calculation order.
Storm, Flood, and Earthquake Disaster Insurance Subsidy Rates and Coverage to Check During a Typhoon Alert
Could a 55–100% subsidy lower your disaster insurance premium? See which properties qualify, how local support changes the rate, and why coverage cannot apply before the policy starts. Read the guide.
How Small-Scale Sole Proprietors Can Apply for the 2026 Special Tax Arrears Collection Provision
From April 1, 2026, special-form workers who provided labor for 3+ months may qualify under the restart rule. The guide explains the KRW 80 million arrears cap and up to 5 years of installments. Read it.
How to Apply for Cheongdo County's 2026 Small Business Card Fee Support and Revised Criteria
September 3, 2026: Cheongdo County raised the 2025 sales cap from KRW 200 million to KRW 300 million. See who may qualify, what to prepare, where to apply, and how to check results. #SmallBusiness
Could my 2026 fire insurance premium qualify for up to KRW 240,000 in Chungnam? See which 8 areas qualify, how the 80% support is calculated, and how to apply by September 30. Read the guide.
Chuseok Bonus Tax and Social Insurance Deductions
Chuseok bonuses treated as wages face tax. Separate recognized non-taxable amounts, verify income and local income tax, then compare insurance timing with the pay statement. Read before reconciling payroll.