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The government has decided to change the law to prevent damage from charter fraud and "can charter" so that tenants can ask landlords for information such as whether they are in arrears of taxes. The Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport have decided to amend the Housing Lease Protection Act to prevent damage from charter fraud.The amendment would include the right for prospective tenants (would-be tenants) to request rental information, such as the landlord's senior deposit.
😜All senior deposits can be identified😜
Why it's important to know the senior deposit is that if you live in a multi-family house, that is, if the house you want to live in is a villa, there are many families living in one house.
At this time, you can find out how much the deposit is in full for other households besides you. So, if the market price of the villa is 1 billion won, but the deposit of the other four households has already reached 1 billion won, it is not appropriate for me to pay the additional tax. The new amendments to the law require prospective tenants to ask landlords for consent to provide information such as senior deposits, and landlords are required to do so.
🤓Check whether the landlord is in arrears of taxes🤓
It also created the right for prospective tenants to require the landlord to show proof of tax payment.
Current law requires that the state tax be paid in preference to the landlord's security deposit. Therefore, if the landlord is in arrears of a certain amount of taxes, if the landlord has a problem later, he will take the state tax before the previous tax I paid, which is a big problem. However, there is currently no way for prospective tenants to know if the landlord is in arrears of taxes, which is a problem. In the future, if the landlord does not accept the tenant's tax payment certificate, the tenant will be suspicious, which will increase the likelihood that the lease will not be signed.
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