Calculadora de Impuesto a las Ganancias de Capital (양도소득세 계산기)
Calcula el impuesto coreano a las ganancias de capital sobre propiedades con deducción por tenencia a largo plazo.
Overview
Korean capital gains tax (양도소득세) on property applies the eight-band income tax schedule to what remains of the gain after two deductions. The long-term holding deduction removes a percentage that scales with tenure, and a basic deduction of 2.5 million won per person per year removes a further fixed amount. Only the residue meets the rate table.
Sin ganancia de capital
No hay impuesto a las ganancias de capital cuando el precio de venta es igual o inferior al precio de compra.
Impuesto Total (양도소득세 합계)
| Ganancia de Capital (양도차익) | |
| Deducción a Largo Plazo (장기보유특별공제) | |
| Deducción Básica (기본공제) | |
| Renta Imponible (과세표준) | |
| Impuesto sobre la Renta (양도소득세) | |
| Impuesto Local (지방소득세) |
Notas (참고사항)
- Propietario de 1 vivienda: deducción del 4% anual (máx. 80%)
- Múltiples viviendas: deducción del 2% anual (máx. 30%)
- La deducción requiere un mínimo de 3 años de tenencia
- Deducción básica: 2.500.000 KRW
- Este es un cálculo simplificado. El impuesto real puede variar según gastos, deducciones especiales, etc.
How to Use
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About
Holding period therefore matters more than sale price. Nothing is deducted below three years; from there the general schedule adds two percentage points per year to a maximum of 30 percent at fifteen years, while a single-home household that also occupied the property accrues at four points per year toward a statutory ceiling of 80 percent. Each additional year both removes gain and can drop the remainder into a lower bracket.
Surcharges sit outside the ordinary calculation: multi-home owners disposing of property in regulated areas face an additional 20 or 30 percentage points and forfeit the holding deduction, while a qualifying single-home disposal below the exemption ceiling is not taxed at all.