Tax & Refund

Korean Income Tax Calculator

Estimate Korean comprehensive income tax and local income tax on combined salary and business income

Estimate your income tax

Korean tax law, tax years 2025-2026 rate table, salary + business income combined

Income

Annual pay excluding non-taxable items. Leave blank if you have no salary.

Annual gross receipts for freelancers and sole proprietors. Leave blank if none.

Income deductions

You are included automatically, so enter the number excluding yourself. Check the income and age requirements yourself.

Count among the basic-deduction people, including yourself.

Count among the basic-deduction people, including yourself.

Takes priority over the female-householder deduction; the two do not stack.

Only applies when total income is 30 million won or less.

The full annual amount is deductible.

Enter the total you calculated separately, such as card spending or Yellow Umbrella deductions.

Tax credits

Check the age requirement yourself. Cannot exceed the number of dependents.

Select the child's order if a child was born or adopted in the tax year.

Untick if you claimed special deductions or credits (or monthly rent) in year-end settlement, then enter your total credits below.

Tax already paid

Withholding (the income tax part of 3.3%, for example) and interim prepayments.

If blank, 10% of income tax already paid is used (rounded down to 10 won).

What this calculator does not cover
  • The standard expense-rate method and industry expense-rate lookups
  • Bookkeeping credit and penalties for non-filing, late filing or late payment
  • Interest and dividends (financial income taxation), pension and other income
  • Real estate rental income
  • Business losses and carried-forward losses
  • Detailed special deductions and credits (cards, medical, education, donations, rent); enter only the totals
  • Tax reductions under special tax law (e.g. start-up SME relief) and the overall deduction cap
  • Installment payment, special rural development tax, foreign tax credit, disaster loss
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