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Govt. considering easing tax burden on smaller firms: finance minister
By YonhapPublished : Feb. 20, 2018 - 13:44
The government is considering easing the tax burden on smaller firms and extending more financing to bolster their exports, the country's chief economic policymaker said Tuesday.
In a meeting with top executives of small and medium enterprises, Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon also vowed to lift regulatory hurdles facing them in doing business.
In a meeting with top executives of small and medium enterprises, Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon also vowed to lift regulatory hurdles facing them in doing business.
"The government is mulling a set of measures to ease the tax burden on smaller firms," Kim said. "We are also looking at various options to boost their export drive through trade financing."
The minister said smaller firms are leading innovative growth and playing a greater role in creating more quality jobs.(Yonhap)
