Hwang Yun-sung surprised everyone by saying, `The tax I paid last time was in the late 15 million won range.'
KBS 2TV 'High-End Salt Man', which aired on the 16th, depicts the story of Lee Chan-won, who shed tears after hearing the story of his best friend Hwang Yoon-sung, who comforted each other and relied on each other during difficult times.
When asked about his friendship with Lee Chan-won, Hwang Yoon-sung became close to him during the trot competition program. Due to the nature of the genre, there was no age group. A friend of the same age was Chan-won. Since then, we have become close by having a lot in common and a lot of will."
Lee Chan-won said "The difficult commonalities are similar. There have been things that have been difficult financially since childhood. That's why he's trying to get rich."
Lee Chan-won visited Hwang Yoon-sung and the tax accountant's office together. Lee Chan-won said "I made that friend's bank account and card for the first time. He surprised everyone by saying, "I don't know what's going on in the world."
The tax I paid last time was in the late 15 million won range. Hwang Yun-seong has just received settlement. Since I've never received a settlement and have never engaged in economic activities, I didn't even know the concept of filing a tax return.' Income increased as much as love increased by starting trot. However, due to the cost of activities as an idol, the settlement was zero won until the eighth year of his debut.
Hwang Yun-sung made an income after the trot competition, but the settlement was zero won to make up for the deficit" he said. Since then, Hwang Yoon-sung has signed a contract with Lee Chan-won's agency and received 2 million won as the first settlement in March 2022. However, he said he was enlisted after receiving his first settlement and is working in earnest again after being discharged from the military in March.
Regarding the tax of 15 million won, Hwang Yun-seong said, "Since I was in the military, I handed it over, but when I was discharged from the military, I was bombarded every time I was discharged. What was unfortunate was that I took installment savings when I was in the military. I saved 13 million won and came out, but I paid it in taxes in the end."
In response, a tax expert explained, "'Comprehensive income tax generated by pre-retirement income and the amount increased due to a kind of late fee like loan interest due to a prolonged period of additional tax as much as military life due to failure to report taxes.'
