Hoje é o dia oficial do #tbt e nosso MJ hoje tava saudoso e claro que ficamos também. As fotos de hoje nos trouxeram tantas lembranças boas da época de final com ano com o lançamento de Clock, fanmeeting, participação no Pb Live
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[🚨] We want to inform all fans of Cha Eunwoo about a situation currently affecting him that raises concerns about press transparency in Korea.
According to a Kcharm whose information was posted on Nunu Gallery on DC Inside (a Korean forum), an unusual issue arose regarding an article about the Korea Taxpayers Association’s statement.
The post explains that although the Association’s statement had been available on its official website for about a week, no media outlet had published coverage of it during that time. Then, at approximately 8 a.m., a single article reporting on the statement appeared.
Shortly afterward, however, the article could no longer be found through searches on major portal sites. The user searched on Daum, Naver, and Google using the “latest” sorting option, as well as keywords such as “Cha Eunwoo,” “tax evader,” and “Korea Taxpayers Association,” but the article did not appear in the results.
The user then checked the media outlet’s official website, Startup & Management News, and confirmed that the article was still listed there, with a publication time of around 8 a.m. Screenshots were taken while the article was still visible in Daum’s recent search results. Later, it disappeared entirely from portal searches.
According to the post, the article had been searchable on portal sites roughly an hour earlier, but within that time frame it was no longer visible in search results. The situation was described as highly unusual, and others were asked to verify whether they were experiencing the same issue.
Additionally, we personally verified that access to the article is restricted for international fans. It cannot be accessed from outside Korea through normal browsing and was only viewable by using a VPN connected to Korea.
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📰 [ARTICLE] “Equating ‘tax reassessment’ with ‘tax evader’ is a misunderstanding… caution needed against unjust social stigma”
The Korea Taxpayers Association recently addressed media reports concerning tax evasion allegations involving entertainer Cha Eunwoo, pointing out the public’s tendency to equate a “tax reassessment” with “tax evasion,” and urging the protection of taxpayers’ rights.
In a press release issued on the 12th, the Association analyzed that a social perception is spreading in which the mere fact that additional taxes were assessed leads to the taxpayer being morally condemned as a tax evader.
It was reported that, following the related coverage, the Association received protests criticizing the nature of the organization or accusing it of defending tax evaders. The Association explained that such reactions stem from the simplistic equation being accepted as fact — that “a tax reassessment equals tax evasion and therefore warrants moral condemnation.”
The Association emphasized that “a tax reassessment does not automatically mean the crime of tax evasion.” It explained that a reassessment is an administrative outcome arising during tax audits and assessment procedures and may occur for various reasons; therefore, uniformly equating it with a crime is inaccurate.
According to the Association, tax reassessments can largely be divided into three categories. First, cases resulting from administrative issues such as errors in judgment by the tax authority or procedural violations. These include the complexity of tax laws, insufficient prior guidance, excessive or unreasonable interpretations of tax statutes, and errors in fact-finding.
Second, cases arising from mistakes without culpability on the part of the taxpayer, such as simple calculation errors, differences between corporate accounting and tax accounting, or disputes over statutory interpretation.
Third, cases involving intentional and blameworthy acts of tax evasion, such as omitting sales through borrowed-name accounts or receiving false tax invoices (+)
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