Google Korea pays 1.8 billion yen in corporate tax, suspicions of shifting sales overseas resurface = South Korea

Google Korea's corporate tax payment in 2024 was 17.2 billion won (approximately 1.8 billion yen), one-twentieth of Naver's 390.2 billion won (approximately 41,014,270,000 yen).
Google accounts for 31.2% of internet traffic in Korea, more than six times more than Naver, which accounts for 4.9%.
Professor Jeong Sunmin of Gachon University said that Google Korea's sales in South Korea could reach up to 11,302 billion won (approximately
If we apply Naver's average corporate tax rate of 5.982% over the past five years to this, Google Korea's corporate tax will amount to 40% of the amount actually paid.
In response to this, Rep. Choi Suzyn, a member of the National Assembly, said that Google Korea will account for a significant portion of its sales in Korea by 2024.
However, the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Tax Agency, which are responsible for the matter, are unable to take any measures.
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