현금영수증 조회Cash receipts can be easily checked through the National Tax Service’s Hometax. It is also a good idea for office workers to save taxes by entering their mobile phone number and issuing a cash receipt in order to receive income tax deduction benefits. Cash receipts can also be issued when purchasing or using cash instruments such as gift cards or gift certificates.
If you are an office worker, you can receive an income tax deduction of 30% of the amount of cash receipts exceeding 25% of your total salary, and this is possible up to the lesser of 3 million won or 20% of your total salary at year-end tax settlement.
If you are a business owner, cash receipts are used as evidence when reporting value-added tax and comprehensive income tax, so it is recommended that you obtain a cash receipt as proof of expenditure and with your business registration number.
If you are issued a cash receipt, you can check it at the National Tax Service’s Hometax after it is reflected in the computer system the next day or two days after the cash receipt is issued. Please note that confirmation may not be possible immediately. The viewed cash receipt can be downloaded in Excel or other documents and printed immediately.
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1. After accessing the National Tax Service Hometax official website, log in with your regular ID or with a public certificate or simple certificate.
> Go to National Tax Service Hometax
2. From the Inquiry Issuance menu, enter the Cash Receipt Usage Details Income Deduction Inquiry menu.
3. You can check your usage history by setting a period such as daily, weekly, or monthly and clicking View.
4. Click View cumulative usage history.
5. Select the search year and click Search to check the total cumulative total for one year.
※ The items shown in the issuing method only show the last 4 digits, such as the mobile phone number and card number used when issuing the cash receipt.
※ Only transaction details for the last 37 months can be viewed.
※ Depending on the construction of cash receipt data, inquiries may not be smooth between 04:00 and 05:00 every day.
※ Only transaction details issued using the cash receipt issuance method registered with Hometax (mobile phone number, membership card number, cash receipt card number, etc.) can be viewed.
– If you are using an unregistered issuing method, the transaction history of the last 36 months will be reflected to you the day after registration.
Cash receipt issuance notification (PUSH) is available through a smartphone app.
※ The used car transaction amount is included in the general transaction history total, and only 10% of the amount used is eligible for deduction.
– Example) If the used car transaction amount is 10 million won (excluding deduction amount is 9 million won, deductible amount is 1 million won)
The amount of used cars purchased from businesses within the traditional market is included in the cumulative transaction history of the traditional market.
– The income deduction rate for credit card, etc. usage in traditional market transactions is 40%, which takes precedence over the 30% income deduction rate for general transactions.
※ The cumulative transaction history for books and performance fees shows the cumulative total of books and performance tickets purchased from book and performance fee business operators approved by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
– If the details of book and performance expenses are incorrectly viewed as general transaction details, please check with the relevant business operator.
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For various tax-related inquiries, you can receive convenient and detailed consultation by calling the National Tax Service’s official tax consultation center, Hometax, ☎126. Consultation hours are from 9 am to 6 pm.
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