Enter the engine displacement (cc) and years since first registration to calculate Korea's annual vehicle tax for a non-commercial passenger car, along with local education tax and the June/December installment amounts.
Enter the engine displacement and vehicle age to calculate the vehicle tax.
This calculator estimates Korea's annual vehicle tax for a non-commercial passenger car (자가용) using the standard rates (₩80 per cc up to 1,000cc, ₩140 per cc up to 1,600cc, and ₩200 per cc above 1,600cc) and the age-based reduction rate, which applies 5 percentage points per year starting from the 3rd year after first registration, up to a 50% cap at 12 years or more. Local education tax is calculated as 30% of the vehicle tax after reduction. In practice, the annual amount is split into two installments billed in June (1st) and December (2nd) (some local governments bill the full amount in June when it is below a certain threshold), and this calculator does not reflect commercial passenger cars, trucks/vans and other vehicle types, electric/hybrid vehicle rules, the special reduction for light (kei-class) vehicles under 1,000cc, or the early-payment discount available when the annual tax is prepaid in a lump sum. Confirm the exact amount via Wetax or your local tax office. This is not tax advice.
Korea's annual vehicle tax (자동차세) for non-commercial passenger cars is calculated primarily from engine displacement (cc), with a per-cc rate that increases in tiers as displacement grows, plus a discount that grows each year as the vehicle ages, reflecting its declining value and usage. This tool estimates your annual vehicle tax, local education tax surcharge, and the split between the two semi-annual payment installments.
The tool applies Korea's tiered standard rate (80 won/cc up to 1,000cc, 140 won/cc up to 1,600cc, 200 won/cc above that) to your entered engine displacement to find the base annual tax, then applies an age-based discount starting in the vehicle's 3rd year (5 percentage points per year, capped at a 50% maximum reduction for older vehicles) to reflect the standard depreciation schedule. Local education tax (30% of the discounted vehicle tax amount) is added on top, and the combined total is then split into the two standard installments due in June and December.