Enter the purchase price, number of houses you own, and exclusive area to calculate Korea's acquisition tax base rate and amount, along with local education tax and special rural development tax. (Since a 2011 tax reform, registration tax has been merged into acquisition tax.)
Enter the acquisition price to calculate the tax.
Homes with an exclusive area of 85㎡ or less are exempt from the special rural development tax, so this amount is calculated as ₩0.
Estimate only, based on the individual residential acquisition-by-purchase tax rates under Korea's Local Tax Act as revised on August 12, 2020 (the 7·10 housing measures). For a 1st house, the base rate applies (1% up to 600 million KRW, a sliding 1-3% between 600 million and 900 million KRW, and 3% above 900 million KRW). A 2nd house is calculated at the 8% heavy rate and a 3rd house or more at the 12% heavy rate, both assuming a designated speculation-control area (조정대상지역); actual rates may differ outside such areas (e.g. a 2nd house outside a control area uses the base rate, a 3rd house 8%, and a 4th house or more 12%). Local education tax is calculated as 1/10 of the acquisition tax rate for a 1st house, or a flat 0.4% for the 2nd/3rd-or-more heavy-rate brackets. The special rural development tax is calculated only when the exclusive area exceeds 85㎡, at 0.2% for a 1st house, 0.6% for a 2nd house, and 1.0% for a 3rd house or more. Exceptions such as first-time buyer relief, temporary 2-house exemptions, and regional reductions are not reflected — confirm the exact amount via Wetax or your local tax office before filing. Since a 2011 tax reform, registration tax has been merged into acquisition tax. This is not legal or tax advice.