Rainbow Theater... First-come, first-served registration for 200 residents

Seongdong-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Yoo Bohwa), will hold its first tax information session for residents on November 16, offering guidance on how to legally reduce inheritance and gift taxes.

Provided by Seongdong-gu.

Provided by Seongdong-gu.

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The “2026 Seongdong-gu Tax Information Session” will take place at 2 p.m. that day at the Rainbow Theater in the Seoul Seongdong Youth Center. Focusing on inheritance and gift taxes, which draw considerable interest among everyday taxes, the session will explain complex tax rules in an accessible way.


The session is being held in cooperation with the National Tax Service’s “Tax Law Class for Taxpayers.” The lecture will be given by tax accountant Kim Sunhwa, an outside instructor for the class. Topics will range from the basic concepts of inheritance and gift taxes to tax-saving tips that can be applied in everyday life.


The session is open to 200 Seongdong-gu residents. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, with 100 spots available through the district office website and 100 by phone through November 15. For inquiries, contact the district office’s Tax Division 1 at 02-2286-5293.



“Inheritance and gift taxes are closely connected to everyday life, but people can find them difficult because of the complexity of tax law,” District Mayor Yoo Bohwa said. “I hope this session will help residents find answers to their tax-related questions. We will continue working to provide useful tax information that helps residents in their daily lives.”


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