Yongin city Champions Local Football and Broadens Tax dispute Aid
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Yongin FC Receives Enthusiastic backing Ahead of 2026 Launch
Yongin Special City is demonstrating strong support for its forthcoming citizen-owned professional football team, Yongin FC, slated to begin play in February 2026. mayor Lee Sang-il officially recognized “Yongbi-ga,” a dedicated supporters group, as the team’s inaugural backers.

During an evening ceremony at Yongin mirstadium on May 8th, Mayor Lee Sang-il, in his capacity as owner of Yongin FC, presented the official supporters certificate. He conveyed his anticipation for the group’s future contributions and unwavering support.
Founded in October 2022 by passionate citizens eager to establish a local professional football presence, “Yongbi-ga” currently boasts 213 active members. their early commitment underscores the community’s enthusiasm for Yongin FC.
We are thrilled to see such strong community support for Yongin FC even before its official launch. This enthusiasm is a testament to the power of sports to unite and inspire.Mayor Lee Sang-il, Yongin Special City
Expanded Access to Tax Dispute Assistance for Yongin Residents
In a move to further empower its citizens, Yongin Special City is expanding its selection agent system, offering greater access to free support for local tax disputes. This initiative aims to alleviate the burden on taxpayers contesting local tax impositions.
Streamlining the Tax Disobedience Process
The selection agent system connects citizens with tax experts who provide pro bono assistance throughout the tax dispute process. This includes legal reviews, consultations, and evidence gathering, simplifying what can frequently enough be a complex and costly undertaking.
Recent changes have broadened the system’s reach. The maximum disputed amount eligible for assistance has doubled from ₩10 million to ₩20 million. Furthermore,eligibility now extends to small corporations in addition to individual taxpayers. For individuals, accessibility has been improved by relaxing previous income and property standards related to spouses.
This expansion reflects Yongin’s commitment to ensuring fair and equitable tax practices, providing residents with the resources they need to navigate the local tax system effectively. According to recent data from the national Tax Service, approximately 30% of tax appeals in South Korea result in a favorable outcome for the taxpayer, highlighting the importance of accessible legal support.