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50 South Korean corporate luxury homes under probe for private use by owners’ families

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50 South Korean corporate luxury homes under probe for private use by owners’ families

South Korea's tax agency is auditing fifty companies for misuse of luxury homes.

These firms allegedly provided private benefits to owners and their families.

An earlier review found many corporate homes were used privately by owners.

The investigation will also examine overseas properties and educational expenses for children.

This action highlights concerns about tax evasion and property regulation breaches.

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