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The Democratic Party of Korea held an emergency meeting on the 6th regarding the sharp decline in the domestic stock market and requested financial authorities to take measures such as strict response to unfair transactions and protection of individual investors. Lawmakers in the Seoul area are insisting day after day that the basic deduction amount for comprehensive real estate tax should be unified at 1.4 billion won based on the publicly announced price without any differentiation between actual residents and non-residents.
Real estate tax reform plan and response to Shincheonji suspicions may also be discussed.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jaeha Park = The Democratic Party of Korea will hold a general meeting of lawmakers on the 10th to discuss measures to stabilize the stock market.
Previously, the Democratic Party held an emergency meeting on the 6th regarding the plunge in the domestic stock market and requested financial authorities to take measures such as strict response to unfair transactions and protection of individual investors.
In addition, it is expected that at this general meeting, there will be a demand for revision of the real estate tax reform plan, led by lawmakers in the Seoul area.
Seoul lawmakers are insisting day after day that the basic deduction amount for comprehensive real estate tax should be unified at 1.4 billion won based on the publicly announced price without any differentiation between actual residents and non-residents.
Although it is not an official agenda, there is a possibility that the party's response plan to the suspicion of membership of a group of Shincheonji church members will be discussed through free discussion.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Democratic Party plans to discuss measures to stabilize the stock market at the general meeting of lawmakers on the 10th.
Very likely · Within days
Seoul-area lawmakers plan to demand revisions to the real estate tax reform plan.
Very likely · Within days

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