during jacob's first ment, he said that he's introducing himself not as the group's temporary president but as the vice president because their president is currently present at the concert then they showed sangyeon at the cameras 🥹❤️
guys literally never kys a member who left your ult group 7 years ago might come back to show his support publicly one day and the current members might point him out in the crowd at the most important concert of their careers
[HYUNJUN IG UPDATE]
“Meeting THE BOYZ again after 7 years
@theboyz_official
Watching the stage from the audience, it felt like even the fans who have stayed in that spot for a long time are truly amazing.
Seeing them on stage, I learned a lot and felt a lot 😊🙏
I’ll work even harder too 🔥😜
I sincerely support all your moments ahead to shine even brighter.
By the way, where did Kim Sunwoo disappear to like a raccoon? Didn’t even take a photo 😛”
📰 According to OSEN, Cha Eunwoo did not intentionally delay or refuse to pay the additional taxes.
Under the Korean tax system, an additional tax assessment cannot be paid until the National Tax Service issues the official tax notice. Payment is not possible beforehand, even if desired.
The widely reported figure of approximately 20 billion won was only an estimated amount, not the final confirmed bill. While the pre-assessment review was still underway, the exact tax amount had not been determined. As a result, #CHAEUNWOO and his team did not know the precise sum until they received the official notice recently.
Once the notice was issued, he paid the net amount of approximately 13 billion won immediately.
#차은우 #チャウヌ #车银优 #ชาอึนอู #車銀優
260410 hyun.jxx0_p (hyunjun) instagram post update with #SUNWOO#선우
'@ sunwoo @ https://t.co/HtOmwOLAec.youngjae my two pretty babies☺️
always stay healthy and happy!!!
i'm really happy to see that you've been doing well ❤️🔥
fighting for this month's concert🔥🔥'
🔗https://t.co/SXu4Oou1Bc
#더보이즈 #THEBOYZ
📰 Park Young-bum, Tax Accountant: “Cha Eunwoo is also a taxpayer: guaranteeing ‘taxpayer rights’ should take priority over a ‘witch hunt’”
Cha Eunwoo, long celebrated as a “face genius” and adored by the public, has recently found himself at the center of a tax-related issue. As soon as news broke about additional tax assessments following a National Tax Service investigation, public opinion turned sharply against him.
Even before the facts were clearly established, the media and online communities have been flooding with harsh criticisms, claiming that Cha Eunwoo and his mother will serve prison time as tax evaders. Amidst this torrent of accusations of “moral negligence,” we forget an important fact: Cha Eunwoo is also a citizen of the Republic of Korea and a “taxpayer” entitled to legal protection.
— The Wide Gap Between “Tax Evasion” and “Additional Assessments”
There is a common tendency to equate additional tax assessments immediately following a tax audit with “intentional tax evasion.” However, tax law is far from simple. Even in corporate accounting, differences in interpretation between the National Tax Service and companies regarding expense reporting occur frequently. The same applies to celebrities. Discrepancies can arise over how much to recognize as deductible for items such as wardrobe costs, vehicle maintenance, and other activity-related expenses, as long as they are not falsely reported or claimed without actual use.
There is a clear difference between a “corrected filing,” where additional taxes are paid due to simple accounting errors or differences in tax interpretation, and a malicious “tax fraud,” which involves hiding assets and manipulating records. Until it is clarified whether the allegations against Cha Eunwoo involve intentional tax evasion or are merely additional assessments resulting from legal interpretation, the presumption of innocence must apply. Yet, simply because he is a public figure, unverified accusations spread like wildfire, and calls in the media to “send him to prison” instantly damage his reputation to an irreparable degree.
— Taxpayer Rights Charter and Celebrity Human Rights
Korea’s Basic National Tax Act explicitly guarantees the “presumption of taxpayer sincerity” and the “right to confidentiality.” Tax audits are supposed to be conducted strictly in private. Yet, results of celebrity audits are often exposed in real time through the media. This is a clear violation of taxpayer rights, carried out under the guise of the public’s right to know.
Even though Cha Eunwoo is a star with a public profile, there is no reason for him to be excluded from the basic rights guaranteed by the constitution and the law. While it may be the public’s prerogative to hold him to a high moral standard, treating him as a criminal before legal proceedings are complete constitutes a form of “social punishment.”
— What Is Needed Is Rational Oversight, Not Emotional Criticism
Of course, it is natural and expected that high-earning celebrities fulfill their tax obligations—a matter of “noblesse oblige.” If intentional tax evasion is proven, criticism is warranted, and he should bear the appropriate legal consequences.
But what is needed now is not emotional attacks. What is needed is mature civic awareness—monitoring whether the tax authorities are conducting a fair investigation and whether Cha Eunwoo, as a taxpayer, has the opportunity to properly present his case and receive a lawful judgment.
Cha Eunwoo is a citizen before he is a star. If all individuals are equal before taxes, then their rights during a tax audit must also be equal. It is time to stop placing him on the guillotine of public opinion simply because he is famous, before he has had the chance to exercise his legitimate right to defense. Cha Eunwoo also has the right to clarify any grievances and follow proper legal procedures as a taxpayer.
#CHAEUNWOO #차은우 #이동민
#チャウヌ #车银优 #ชาอึนอู #車銀優
The FACT published a new article that says because of OneHundred's outstanding debts artists can't release physical albums or music videos because the company owes money for printing, production, hair/makeup for past albums/MVs. They owe broadcasting stations for music show sets
tomorrow is bin's birthday and my heart feels extra heavy thinking about eunwoo... knowing how much he misses his best friend and seeing him under so much negativity feels unbearably cruel. hoping he feels warmth and care on a day that holds so many memories