Bitcoin is running again.

Bitcoin is running again. And Korea is more enthusiastic about cryptocurrency than other countries. The kimchi premium is currently 5%. At one point, it was over 20%.

Why are Koreans flocking to the coin market like this? Because Koreans especially like adventures? Because of Han-tangism? Maybe, but the important reason is taxes

The current income tax rate section was fixed in 2010, and the upper section has been added since then. Regardless of the price, the tax increase was explicitly made

In the meantime, the minimum wage has more than doubled. And in my experience, the average wage has more than doubled in the meantime. When I opened the dentist 11 years ago and now my staff pay has doubled (working hours have been reduced by more than 25%)

Anyone who earns about 46 million won a year in 2010 would be a manager at a large company. And a manager at a large company now receives about 88 million won. They are in the same class, but the tax rate has gone from 15 percent to 24 percent. The tax increase for the higher-income class is much greater.

And the four major insurances are higher than the tax rate. This side has continued to increase the rate itself. It has risen 30% over the past four years without going until 2010. Compared to more than a decade ago, human taxes have risen dramatically while the law has been dormant.

Even if you work hard in your field, you will be hit by tax deductions, and you will be angry and discouraged from working if you see that you are arrogant and wasteful. Korea's current income tax rate has also reached the highest level in the OECD.

Then what about the stock market? Domestic stock investment rarely pays capital gains tax, but inheritance tax is a drag on this side. Fixed tax rates for decades are like huge tax increases after all. If a company has the same company but its stock price jumps, only inheritance tax explodes. Would a major shareholder want to raise its stock price? If you want to sell your business or take a break from it, you might want to sell your business. Korean stock markets are not attractive to investors

After all, if you work hard and do business, you will take all of them with taxes, and if you make money from speculation, you will not pay taxes. This means that the state has a system that defeats the people's desire to work and drives them to the coin gambling table. And uncontrolled coin boards have become a hotbed for all kinds of crimes, and victims are continuing. Isn't the state responsible for this?

What is more important than a tax system among national policies? However, peripheral and bizarre issues become a big issue in the political circle, and few talk about taxation even in election pledges. The reason for this is not only politicians who criticize them for being sloppy but also the backwardness of the public who are not interested in what is really important.