Kwon Sang-woo's side "voluntarily pays after filing a revised report after tax investigation"

While it was reported that actor Kwon Sang-woo was assessed a surcharge by the National Tax Service, his agency announced that he had filed a revised report and voluntarily paid the fine.

On the 28th, an official from Soo Company, Kwon Sang-woo's agency, told Ten Asia, "The tax authorities requested an explanation regarding the attribution time of profits and losses, and there were differences in the attribution time for some, so we filed a revised return and voluntarily paid the tax." He added, "There was no omission or omission. We filed a corrected report because payment and refund occurred at the same time."

Previously, Aju Economic Daily reported that Kwon Sang-woo began an irregular (special) tax investigation against Kwon Sang-woo and Soo Company in early 2020.

Accordingly, it was reported that Kwon Sang-woo was subjected to an intensive tax investigation by the National Tax Service and a fine of 1 billion won was imposed. According to reports, Kwon Sang-woo owned several supercars in the name of a corporation and sold them after a tax investigation.

Meanwhile, Kwon Sang-woo appeared in the movie 'Switch' (directed by Ma Dae-yoon), which was released on January 4th. 'Switch' is the story of Park Kang (played by Kwon Sang-woo), a top star who was enjoying a glamorous single life, a 10 million actor ranked 0th in casting and a self-proclaimed scandal maker, when his life changes 180 degrees on Christmas.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr