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South Korea will ease penalties for financial holding companies failing to report subsidiary inclusion, shifting from criminal sanctions to administrative fines as part of broader regulatory reforms.
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Penalties for Failure to Report Subsidiary Inclusion by Financial Holding Companies Eased from Imprisonment to Fines

South Korea will ease penalties for financial holding companies failing to report subsidiary inclusion, shifting from criminal sanctions to administrative fines as part of broader regulatory reforms.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsFeb 11, 2025
South Korea eases penalties for late rental transaction reporting, reducing maximum fine to 300,000 won for simple delays, aiming to improve transparency and protect tenants' rights in the housing market.
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Penalty for 'Simple Late Reporting' of Rental Transactions to be Reduced to 300,000 Won

South Korea eases penalties for late rental transaction reporting, reducing maximum fine to 300,000 won for simple delays, aiming to improve transparency and protect tenants' rights in the housing market.

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