South Korea’s National Assembly approved a 727.9 trillion won ($615 billion) budget for 2026 by the legal deadline, trimming spending and improving the fiscal deficit ratio to 3.9% of GDP, with increased allocations for future growth and vulnerable groups.
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South Korea's National Tax Service is distributing ₩1.8 trillion ($1.32 billion) in earned income and child tax credits to 2 million households, reflecting expanded eligibility and increased support for single-person and elderly households.
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Payouts Begin for Second Half 2024 Earned Income and Child Tax Credits—₩1.8 Trillion Distributed to 2 Million Households

South Korea's National Tax Service is distributing ₩1.8 trillion ($1.32 billion) in earned income and child tax credits to 2 million households, reflecting expanded eligibility and increased support for single-person and elderly households.

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