📋 Korean Law Insight | Real Estate / Foreign Investment
By Attorney NOH UJIN | HANBYOL LAW LLC, Seoul
Korean Real Estate Development and Urban Regeneration Law for Foreign Developers
South Korea's real estate development landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. Government-led urban regeneration initiatives, mixed-use redevelopment projects, and the liberalization of restrictions on foreign participation in property development have created unprecedented opportunities for international developers. Yet the legal framework — spanning the Urban Development Act (도시개발법), the Act on the Maintenance and Improvement of Urban Areas and Dwelling Conditions (도시 및 주거환경정비법, commonly "Jeongjibub"), the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Promotion of Urban Regeneration (도시재생활성화특례법), and multiple administrative regulations — is exceptionally complex. This guide provides international developers with a structured legal overview of the Korean development and urban regeneration regulatory environment.
1. Overview: Types of Real Estate Development Projects
Korean real estate development projects can be broadly categorized as follows:
- New Town / Urban Development (도시개발사업): Large-scale greenfield or brownfield developments creating new residential and commercial districts, governed by the Urban Development Act.
- Urban Redevelopment (재개발사업): Demolition and reconstruction of aging residential neighborhoods, governed by the Jeongjibub. Requires formation of a residents' association (조합) and majority consent.
- Urban Reconstruction (재건축사업): Rebuilding of deteriorated apartment complexes. Similar to redevelopment but applies specifically to existing apartment buildings past their useful life.
- Urban Regeneration (도시재생사업): Government-supported projects to revitalize economically declining urban areas through infrastructure investment, mixed-use development, and community programs. Less demolition-focused; more integration-oriented.
- General Building Development: Commercial, office, hotel, or mixed-use developments under building permit and zoning regulations.
2. Foreign Participation: Legal Framework and Restrictions
Foreign investors and developers may participate in Korean real estate development through several legal vehicles:
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): Under the Foreign Investment Promotion Act (외국인투자촉진법), foreign investors may establish Korean corporations (주식회사 or 유한회사) to engage in development activities. Most development sectors are fully open to foreign investment.
- Real Estate Investment Trust (K-REIT): Foreign investors may participate as investors or sponsors in Korean REITs (부동산투자회사), which are one of the most common vehicles for large-scale real estate projects.
- Joint Ventures with Korean Developers: The most common structure for foreign entry into complex redevelopment projects, where local knowledge and resident relationships are critical.
Notably, foreign acquisition of land classified as military protection zones, agricultural land, or designated conservation areas requires additional government approvals under the Foreigner's Land Acquisition Act (외국인토지법).
3. Urban Redevelopment (Jeongjibub) Projects: Key Legal Steps
Jeongjibub redevelopment projects — which include most major residential redevelopment in Korean cities — follow a structured statutory process:
- Basic Plan Designation (기본계획): The metropolitan government establishes a basic renewal plan for the area.
- District Designation (정비구역 지정): The local government formally designates the area as a renewal district.
- Residents' Association Formation (조합설립): Property owners form a redevelopment association. At least 75% of landowner consent is required for redevelopment; 80% for reconstruction.
- Project Implementer Designation: The association or a developer entity is approved as the project implementer.
- Project Plan Approval (사업시행계획 인가): Detailed development plans, including unit mix, infrastructure, and public space provisions, are approved by the local authority.
- Management and Disposal Plan (관리처분계획 인가): Allocation of new units to existing residents and determination of compensation for those who opt out.
- Construction and Completion: Building permit, construction, and occupancy permit phases.
Foreign developers typically enter as joint venture partners with the residents' association or as construction/development contractors. Direct leadership of a residents' association by a foreign entity is legally permissible but practically challenging.
4. Urban Development Act (도시개발법) Projects
Under the Urban Development Act, large-scale new developments can be initiated by: local governments; state-owned enterprises (e.g., LH Corporation, Korea Land & Housing Corporation); private developers (including foreign-invested companies); or mixed public-private entities. The Act allows flexible designation of development districts and permits various implementation methods including expropriation (수용), replotting (환지), or hybrid approaches. Foreign developers with FDI registration can participate in Urban Development Act projects on equal terms with domestic developers, subject to land acquisition rules.
5. Urban Regeneration Projects: Opportunities for Foreign Developers
Korea's Urban Regeneration New Deal policy — launched in 2017 and expanded under subsequent administrations — has designated over 500 urban regeneration areas across the country. These projects offer opportunities in:
- Mixed-use anchor facility development (상업·문화 앵커시설)
- Affordable and public housing construction
- Infrastructure and public space improvement
- Smart city technology integration
Urban regeneration projects involve significant government subsidy support, making them attractive for developers willing to accept the associated social and regulatory obligations.
6. Zoning, Land Use, and Building Regulations
Korean land use is governed by the National Land Planning and Utilization Act (국토의 계획 및 이용에 관한 법률). Key zoning categories include:
- Residential zones (주거지역): First, second, and third-class residential areas with varying density and use restrictions.
- Commercial zones (상업지역): Central, general, neighborhood, and tourist commercial areas.
- Industrial zones (공업지역): Light, general, and heavy industrial areas.
- Green zones (녹지지역): Natural, production, and buffer green zones with strict development restrictions.
Building permits are issued by local governments. Floor Area Ratio (FAR, 용적률) and Building Coverage Ratio (BCR, 건폐율) limits apply by zone and can sometimes be increased through incentive programs or density bonuses for including affordable housing or public amenities.
7. Environmental Review Requirements
Developments above certain scales are subject to mandatory environmental impact assessment (환경영향평가) under the Environmental Impact Assessment Act. For urban redevelopment and reconstruction projects, a separate environmental review of the existing site conditions is required. Foreign developers should budget for environmental compliance costs and timeline impacts, particularly for projects in environmentally sensitive areas.
8. Compensation for Displaced Residents
One of the most legally sensitive aspects of Korean redevelopment is the management of existing residents and property owners. Under the Act on Acquisition of and Compensation for Land, etc. for Public Works Projects (토지보상법) and Jeongjibub, displaced residents and tenants have rights to:
- Fair market value compensation for acquired property
- Priority rights to purchase newly built units (분양권)
- Moving expense subsidies and temporary housing support
- Rental subsidy payments during construction
Underestimating resident compensation obligations is a common pitfall for foreign developers unfamiliar with Korean redevelopment practice. Engaging experienced Korean redevelopment lawyers before project structuring is essential.
9. Tax Considerations for Foreign Developers
Foreign developers face a range of Korean tax obligations:
- Acquisition Tax (취득세): 1%–12% depending on property type and value.
- Property Tax (재산세): Annual tax on owned real estate.
- Comprehensive Real Estate Holding Tax (종합부동산세): Additional tax on high-value real estate holdings.
- Corporate Income Tax: Profits from development activities are subject to Korean corporate income tax (10%–25%).
- Withholding Tax on Profits Remittance: Dividends remitted to foreign parent companies are subject to withholding tax (typically 22%, reduced by tax treaty).
- Value Added Tax (부가가치세): 10% VAT applies to construction services and commercial property sales.
10. Key Risks and Practical Considerations
- Resident opposition: Korean redevelopment projects frequently face strong opposition from existing residents and tenants, leading to delays, litigation, and forced renegotiation of terms.
- Regulatory change risk: Korea's real estate policy environment is politically sensitive and changes frequently with administrations.
- Land title due diligence: Complex ownership structures (multiple co-owners, undivided land shares) require careful title searches before acquisition.
- Construction contractor selection: Korean redevelopment associations often have existing preferences for major Korean conglomerates (Hyundai, GS, Lotte). Foreign developers should understand these dynamics before structuring proposals.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can a foreign company directly own land for development in Korea?
Yes, in most cases. Under the Foreigner's Land Acquisition Act, foreign individuals and companies may acquire and own land in Korea. However, acquisitions in designated military protection zones, agricultural zones, or conservation areas require prior approval from government authorities. For most commercial and residential development land, the process parallels that for domestic buyers, with a mandatory report to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport within 60 days of acquisition.
Q2: What is the best entry structure for a foreign developer entering a Korean redevelopment project?
Most international developers enter through a joint venture with a Korean development company or construction conglomerate. This structure provides access to local expertise, established relationships with residents' associations, and navigation of the Korean regulatory environment. Alternatively, a foreign developer may establish a Korean subsidiary (FDI) and pursue projects independently, which provides more control but requires significantly more local operational infrastructure.
Q3: How does the residents' association system work in Korean redevelopment?
Under the Jeongjibub, existing property owners in a designated redevelopment area form a 조합 (residents' cooperative/association). This association becomes the legal project implementer and has authority to select a construction contractor, approve the development plan, and manage compensation for displaced residents. Developers typically partner with or provide financing to the residents' association rather than controlling it directly. Association governance disputes are a common source of project delays.
Q4: What due diligence should be done before acquiring development land in Korea?
Essential due diligence includes: title search (등기부등본) to verify ownership and encumbrances; land use plan certificate (토지이용계획 확인서) to verify zoning and restrictions; building register (건축물대장) for existing structures; cultural heritage survey if the site is in a historically sensitive area; environmental site assessment for contamination; and review of any pending redevelopment or government requisition plans affecting the land.
Q5: How is resident compensation calculated in Korean redevelopment?
Compensation for property owners is based on market value assessments conducted by licensed appraisers (감정평가사). Tenants are entitled to relocation expenses and, in some cases, preferential rights to lease units in the new development. Disputes over compensation are resolved through the Land Compensation Committee (토지수용위원회) and, if necessary, administrative litigation.
Q6: What is the Urban Regeneration New Deal and how can foreign developers participate?
The Urban Regeneration New Deal (도시재생뉴딜) is a government initiative that provides grants, loans, and regulatory incentives to revitalize declining urban areas. Foreign developers with FDI registration can participate through bidding for designated anchor facility projects, partnering with urban regeneration cooperatives (마을관리협동조합), or investing through K-REITs focused on regeneration zones. Government support reduces financial risk but introduces social impact obligations and longer development timelines.
Q7: What tax incentives exist for foreign developers in Korea?
Foreign developers investing through FDI registration may qualify for tax reduction incentives under the Foreign Investment Promotion Act, including income tax and corporate tax reductions for projects in designated Free Economic Zones or Special Economic Zones. Additionally, urban regeneration zone projects may qualify for reduced acquisition tax and property tax rates under special regeneration incentive laws.
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📋 韩国法律洞察 | 房地产 / 外国投资
作者：NOH UJIN 律师 | HANBYOL LAW LLC，首尔
外国开发商在韩国房地产开发与城市更新法律指南
韩国房地产开发领域正在经历深刻变革。政府主导的城市更新计划、综合用途再开发项目，以及外国参与房地产开发限制的逐步放开，为国际开发商创造了前所未有的机遇。然而，涵盖《城市开发法》、《城市及居住环境整备法》（整备法）、《城市再生活性化特例法》等多部法律的法律体系极为复杂。
1. 房地产开发项目类型
- 新城/城市开发（도시개발사업）：大规模新建或棕地改造，适用《城市开发法》。
- 城市再开发（재개발사업）：拆除重建老旧居住区，适用整备法，需成立居民协会并获得多数同意。
- 城市重建（재건축사업）：重建老旧公寓楼，类似再开发但特指现有公寓建筑。
- 城市再生（도시재생사업）：通过基础设施投资、综合用途开发和社区项目振兴经济衰退城区，以整合为主，拆除为辅。
2. 外国参与的法律框架
外国投资者和开发商可通过以下方式参与韩国房地产开发：
- 外国直接投资（FDI）：根据《外国人投资促进法》，外资可在韩国设立公司从事开发活动。
- 韩国房地产投资信托（K-REIT）：作为投资者或发起人参与韩国房地产投资公司。
- 与韩国开发商合资：进入复杂再开发项目最常见的结构。
军事保护区、农业用地或指定保护区的土地收购需根据《外国人土地法》获得额外政府批准。
3. 整备法再开发项目的关键法律步骤
- 基本计划制定（基本计划）
- 整备区域指定
- 居民协会成立（再开发需75%业主同意，重建需80%）
- 项目实施者指定
- 事业施行计划认可
- 管理处分计划认可
- 建设与竣工
4. 城市再生项目机遇
韩国"城市再生新政"自2017年起指定了全国超500个城市再生区域，为外国开发商提供综合功能锚固设施开发、可负担住房建设、基础设施改善和智慧城市技术集成等机遇。
5. 分区规划与土地利用
土地利用受《国土计划及利用法》管辖，主要区划包括住宅区、商业区、工业区和绿地区。容积率（FAR）和建筑密度（BCR）按区域限制，有时可通过配套可负担住房或公共设施获得密度奖励。
6. 被迁移居民补偿
根据《土地补偿法》和整备法，被迁移居民和租户有权获得：公平市场价值补偿、新建单位优先购买权、搬迁费补贴和临时住房支持、施工期间租房补贴。
7. 外国开发商的税务考量
- 取得税：1%-12%（视房产类型和价值）
- 财产税：年度不动产税
- 综合不动产保有税：高价值不动产额外税
- 法人所得税：开发利润税率10%-25%
- 利润汇出预扣税：通常22%，税收协定可降低
- 增值税：建设服务和商业房产销售适用10%增值税
📌 官方参考资料
常见问题解答（FAQ）
Q1：外国公司能否在韩国直接拥有开发用地？
在大多数情况下可以。根据《外国人土地法》，外国人和公司可以在韩国取得和拥有土地，但军事保护区、农业区或保护区的土地收购需事先获政府批准。大多数商业和住宅开发用地的收购程序与国内买家类似，但须在收购后60天内向国土交通部报告。
Q2：外国开发商进入韩国再开发项目的最佳结构是什么？
大多数国际开发商通过与韩国开发公司或建筑集团合资进入。这一结构可获得当地专业知识、与居民协会的既有关系，以及对韩国监管环境的把握能力。
Q3：韩国再开发中的居民协会制度如何运作？
根据整备法，指定再开发区域的现有业主组成조합（居民合作社/协会），成为合法项目实施者，有权选择建设承包商、批准开发计划、管理被迁移居民补偿。开发商通常与居民协会合作或为其提供融资，而非直接控制。
Q4：在韩国收购开发用地前应进行哪些尽职调查？
必要的尽职调查包括：产权调查（登记簿謄本）、土地利用计划证明（确认区划和限制）、建筑物登记（现有建筑物）、文化遗产调查（历史敏感区域）、环境场地评估（污染情况），以及审查影响土地的任何待定再开发或政府征购计划。
Q5：外国开发商在韩国是否有税收优惠？
通过FDI注册投资的外国开发商可根据《外国人投资促进法》申请税收减免优惠，包括指定自由经济区或特别经济区项目的所得税和法人税减免。城市再生区域项目还可能享受特别再生激励法规定的取得税和财产税优惠税率。
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外国デベロッパーのための韓国不動産開発・都市再生法律ガイド
韓国の不動産開発は大きな転換期を迎えています。政府主導の都市再生事業、複合用途の再開発プロジェクト、そして外国人の不動産開発参加に対する規制緩和が、国際デベロッパーに前例のない機会をもたらしています。しかし、都市開発法、都市及び住居環境整備法（整備法）、都市再生活性化特例法など多数の法令にまたがる法的枠組みは極めて複雑です。
1. 不動産開発プロジェクトの種類
- 新市街地・都市開発（도시개발사업）：都市開発法に基づく大規模な新規・ブラウンフィールド開発。
- 都市再開発（재개발사업）：老朽化した住宅地区の解体・再建。整備法に基づき、住民組合の結成と多数決が必要。
- 都市再建（재건축사업）：老朽化したアパート棟の建替え。再開発と類似するが既存アパート建物に特化。
- 都市再生（도시재생사업）：経済的に衰退した都市区域の活性化事業。解体より統合を重視。
2. 外国人参加の法的枠組み
外国投資家・デベロッパーは次の法的手段で韓国不動産開発に参加できます：
- 外国人直接投資（FDI）：外国人投資促進法に基づき韓国法人を設立して開発活動に従事。
- 韓国不動産投資信託（K-REIT）：投資家またはスポンサーとして参加。
- 韓国デベロッパーとの合弁事業：複雑な再開発プロジェクトへの外国参入で最も一般的な構造。
軍事保護区、農業地、指定保護区域に分類される土地の取得には外国人土地法に基づく追加の政府承認が必要です。
3. 整備法再開発プロジェクトの主要法的手順
- 基本計画策定
- 整備区域指定
- 住民組合設立（再開発は地権者75%以上、再建は80%以上の同意が必要）
- 事業施行者指定
- 事業施行計画認可
- 管理処分計画認可
- 建設・完成
4. 都市再生プロジェクトの機会
2017年に開始された「都市再生ニューディール」政策は全国500か所以上の都市再生エリアを指定しています。外国デベロッパーには複合用途アンカー施設開発、公共住宅建設、スマートシティ技術統合などの機会があります。
5. ゾーニングと建築規制
土地利用は国土計画及び利用法が規定し、住居地域、商業地域、工業地域、緑地地域に区分されます。容積率（FAR）と建蔽率（BCR）の制限が各ゾーンに適用され、手頃な住宅や公共アメニティを含む場合には密度ボーナスが適用されることがあります。
6. 立退き住民への補償
土地補償法と整備法に基づき、立退きを求められた居住者・借家人は次の権利を持ちます：公正市場価値に基づく補償、新築ユニットの優先購入権、引越費用補助と仮住まい支援、建設期間中の家賃補助。
7. 外国デベロッパーの税務
- 取得税：1%～12%（不動産タイプと価値による）
- 財産税：所有不動産への年次税
- 総合不動産保有税：高額不動産への追加税
- 法人所得税：開発利益に10%～25%
- 利益送金に対する源泉徴収税：通常22%、租税条約で軽減
- 付加価値税：建設サービスと商業用不動産売却に10%
📌 公式参考資料
よくある質問（FAQ）
Q1：外国企業は韓国で直接開発用地を所有できますか？
ほとんどの場合可能です。外国人土地法に基づき、外国人・外国法人は韓国で土地を取得・所有できます。ただし、軍事保護区、農業地域、保護区域の土地取得には政府の事前承認が必要です。ほとんどの商業・住宅開発用地については、取得後60日以内に国土交通部への届出が必要な点を除き、国内の買主と同様の手続きです。
Q2：韓国再開発プロジェクトへの外国デベロッパーの最適な参入構造は？
多くの国際デベロッパーは韓国の開発会社や建設コングロマリットとの合弁事業を通じて参入します。この構造により、現地の専門知識、住民組合との既存関係、韓国の規制環境のナビゲーションが可能になります。
Q3：韓国の再開発における住民組合制度はどのように機能しますか？
整備法に基づき、指定再開発エリアの既存土地所有者が組合（住民協同組合）を結成します。この組合が法的な事業施行者となり、建設業者の選定、開発計画の承認、立退き住民への補償管理を行う権限を持ちます。
Q4：韓国で開発用地取得前に実施すべきデューデリジェンスは？
必須のデューデリジェンス：登記簿謄本による所有権・担保確認、土地利用計画確認書によるゾーニング確認、建築物台帳による既存建物確認、歴史的敏感区域の文化財調査、汚染の環境場地評価、当該土地に影響する再開発・政府取得計画の確認。
Q5：外国デベロッパーに対する税制優遇措置はありますか？
FDI登録で投資する外国デベロッパーは外国人投資促進法に基づき税制優遇を受けられる可能性があります。自由経済区や特別経済区指定プロジェクトの所得税・法人税軽減が含まれます。都市再生区域プロジェクトは特別再生インセンティブ法の下で取得税・財産税の優遇税率が適用される場合もあります。
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Por el Abogado NOH UJIN | HANBYOL LAW LLC, Seúl
Ley de Desarrollo Inmobiliario y Regeneración Urbana en Corea para Desarrolladores Extranjeros
El panorama del desarrollo inmobiliario en Corea del Sur está experimentando una profunda transformación. Las iniciativas de regeneración urbana lideradas por el gobierno, los proyectos de reurbanización de uso mixto y la liberalización de las restricciones a la participación extranjera en el desarrollo inmobiliario han creado oportunidades sin precedentes para los desarrolladores internacionales. Sin embargo, el marco jurídico es excepcionalmente complejo, abarcando la Ley de Desarrollo Urbano, la Ley de Mantenimiento y Mejora de Áreas Urbanas y Condiciones de Vivienda (Ley Jeongjibub), y la Ley Especial sobre la Promoción de la Regeneración Urbana.
1. Tipos de Proyectos de Desarrollo Inmobiliario
- Nueva Ciudad/Desarrollo Urbano: Desarrollos a gran escala en terrenos vírgenes o contaminados, gobernados por la Ley de Desarrollo Urbano.
- Reurbanización Urbana: Demolición y reconstrucción de barrios residenciales envejecidos. Requiere la formación de una asociación de residentes y consentimiento mayoritario.
- Reconstrucción Urbana: Reconstrucción de complejos de apartamentos deteriorados.
- Regeneración Urbana: Proyectos con apoyo gubernamental para revitalizar áreas urbanas en declive económico.
2. Participación Extranjera: Marco Jurídico
Los inversores y desarrolladores extranjeros pueden participar en el desarrollo inmobiliario coreano a través de:
- Inversión Extranjera Directa (IED): Establecimiento de una corporación coreana para actividades de desarrollo.
- REIT Coreano (K-REIT): Participación como inversores o patrocinadores.
- Joint ventures con desarrolladores coreanos: La estructura más común para entrada extranjera en proyectos complejos.
3. Pasos Legales Clave en Proyectos Jeongjibub
- Designación del Plan Básico
- Designación del Distrito de Renovación
- Formación de Asociación de Residentes (75% de consentimiento para reurbanización; 80% para reconstrucción)
- Designación del Ejecutor del Proyecto
- Aprobación del Plan del Proyecto
- Aprobación del Plan de Gestión y Disposición
- Construcción y Finalización
4. Compensación para Residentes Desplazados
Los residentes y arrendatarios desplazados tienen derecho a: compensación a valor de mercado justo, derechos de prioridad para adquirir nuevas unidades, subsidios de mudanza y apoyo de vivienda temporal, y subsidios de alquiler durante la construcción.
5. Consideraciones Fiscales para Desarrolladores Extranjeros
- Impuesto de adquisición: 1%–12% según tipo y valor de la propiedad
- Impuesto sobre la propiedad: impuesto anual sobre bienes inmuebles
- Impuesto integral sobre tenencia de bienes raíces: impuesto adicional sobre propiedades de alto valor
- Impuesto sobre sociedades: 10%–25% sobre beneficios de desarrollo
- Retención sobre remisión de beneficios: generalmente 22%, reducible por convenio fiscal
- IVA: 10% sobre servicios de construcción y ventas de propiedad comercial
📌 Referencias Oficiales
Preguntas Frecuentes (FAQ)
P1: ¿Puede una empresa extranjera poseer directamente terrenos para desarrollo en Corea?
Sí, en la mayoría de los casos. Bajo la Ley de Adquisición de Tierras por Extranjeros, los individuos y empresas extranjeros pueden adquirir y poseer tierras en Corea. Sin embargo, las adquisiciones en zonas de protección militar, zonas agrícolas o áreas de conservación requieren aprobación gubernamental previa. La adquisición de terrenos para desarrollo comercial y residencial debe reportarse al Ministerio de Tierra, Infraestructura y Transporte dentro de los 60 días siguientes a la adquisición.
P2: ¿Cuál es la mejor estructura de entrada para un desarrollador extranjero en un proyecto de reurbanización coreano?
La mayoría de los desarrolladores internacionales entran a través de un joint venture con una empresa coreana de desarrollo o un conglomerado de construcción. Esta estructura proporciona acceso a experiencia local, relaciones establecidas con asociaciones de residentes y navegación del entorno regulatorio coreano.
P3: ¿Cómo funciona el sistema de asociación de residentes en la reurbanización coreana?
Bajo la Ley Jeongjibub, los propietarios existentes en un área de reurbanización designada forman una cooperativa de residentes (조합). Esta asociación se convierte en el ejecutor legal del proyecto y tiene autoridad para seleccionar el contratista de construcción, aprobar el plan de desarrollo y gestionar la compensación para los residentes desplazados.
P4: ¿Qué due diligence debe realizarse antes de adquirir terrenos de desarrollo en Corea?
La due diligence esencial incluye: búsqueda de título para verificar propiedad y cargas; certificado de plan de uso del suelo para verificar zonificación y restricciones; evaluación de sitio ambiental para contaminación; revisión de cualquier plan de reurbanización pendiente o requisición gubernamental que afecte al terreno.
P5: ¿Existen incentivos fiscales para desarrolladores extranjeros en Corea?
Los desarrolladores extranjeros que invierten mediante registro IED pueden calificar para incentivos de reducción fiscal bajo la Ley de Promoción de Inversión Extranjera, incluyendo reducciones del impuesto sobre la renta y corporativo para proyectos en Zonas Económicas Libres o Zonas Económicas Especiales designadas.
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