[2026 Asset Disclosure] National Tax Service Commissioner Kwanghyun Lim Reports 2.51 Billion Won in Assets, Down 86 Million Won
2026 Regular Disclosure of Public Officials’ Changes in Assets
Kwanghyun Lim, Commissioner of the National Tax Service, reported assets totaling 2,512,000,000 won as of the end of last year. His assets decreased by 86,000,000 won compared to a year earlier, as he returned political funds he had held during his time as a proportional representative member of the National Assembly.
Kwanghyun Lim, Commissioner of the National Tax Service. The Asia Business Daily DB
View original imageAccording to the "2026 Regular Disclosure of Public Officials’ Changes in Assets" released by the Government Public Officials Ethics Committee on March 26, Commissioner Lim reported assets of 2,512,040,000 won. This represents a decrease of 86,300,000 won from a year ago.
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Commissioner Lim owns one apartment (exclusive area 59 square meters) in Munjeong-dong, Seoul, under joint ownership with his spouse. The current market value of the apartment is 646,050,000 won. In addition, Commissioner Lim holds leasehold rights, in his spouse's name, to two townhouses in Jongno-gu, with a combined deposit value of 540,000,000 won. The total amount of deposits reported, including those held by himself, his spouse, and others, is 1,463,190,000 won. This increased by 726,260,000 won due to changes in salary, lease deposits, and savings and installment deposits.
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