Korean Tax & Property Calculators

Free calculators for Korean taxes, property and loans. Each one is built from the current statute and shows the article and effective date.

The calculators themselves are in Korean

This page is here so you can find the right one. Numbers, dates and statute references are the same in both languages, and every input field is labelled, so most people manage fine with a translator open. We are translating the calculators in order of demand.

What suikbang.com is

suikbang.com is a set of free calculators for the places where Korean tax, property, loans, year-end tax settlement, business filings and financial income change the amount you pay or receive. There are 104calculators in English, and every one of them shows the statute and article it is built on, together with the date from which that figure applies. Before any rate goes on screen, the article is read in the original on the national law portal and worked by hand once against the calculator's result.

The thing we guard against most is numbers going quietly stale. The build refuses to ship if a statute cited on screen is missing from the code, and it stops if an effective date has passed while the old value is still in place. Rules that are not yet in force are kept out of the main rates and listed separately under upcoming changes; government proposals that have not passed the National Assembly sit under tax reform proposals and never enter a calculation until they are law.

This is not tax, legal or investment advice. Each calculator covers the typical case, so individual circumstances can change the result, and anything hard to undo, such as a filing or a contract, deserves a professional's check first. If you are not sure which calculator you need, describe your situation in the box below. Who runs the site and how errors are caught is set out on the about page.

Not sure which calculator you need?

Ask in plain English and we will point you to the right one. Values are not pre-filled in English, so open the calculator and enter them yourself.

Do not enter names, contact details or other personal data. Your question is sent to an external AI service to pick a calculator.

Things people actually ask

Why not just ask an AI?

Because Korean tax law moves faster than most sources keep up with. Three things we checked against the statute this year alone:

  • Corporate tax starts at 9%

    It rose to 10% for 2026, and every bracket above it went up a point too.

    Corporate Tax Calculator →
  • Foreigners should always take the 19% flat rate

    The flat rate strips every deduction. It only wins past roughly ₩140M a year.

    Foreign Worker Flat Tax →
  • Never let pension withdrawals pass ₩15M

    With no other income you often pay less above the line. The bad zone is about ₩2M wide.

    Pension Withdrawal Tax →

Every value we use is traced to a statute article and an effective date, and the build fails if the map and the code disagree. You can read the whole list.

More things people ask

104 questions in total, each linking straight to the calculator that answers it.

All 104 calculators

Selling & Inheritance13

Year-End Settlement34

Business16

Results are estimates based on what you enter and the rules in force on the date shown. They may differ from an actual bank decision or tax assessment, and the rules change often. Check with a professional before anything that matters. 한국어로 보기