Cash Receipt and Card Usage Income Deduction

The payment takes a second — register once, and the deduction keeps accumulating.

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Spending on credit cards, debit cards, and cash receipts that exceeds 25% of your annual gross wages qualifies for an income deduction. The rate depends on the payment method — 15% for credit cards, 30% for debit cards/cash receipts, 40% for traditional markets and public transit — with an annual cap of KRW 3–6 million depending on your wage level.

Foreign nationals can register a cash receipt method on Hometax using their alien registration number, so domestic purchases are automatically logged as cash receipts and counted toward the deduction.

Deduction rate by payment method

Credit card: 15%
Debit card / cash receipt: 30%
Traditional market spending: 40%
Public transportation spending: 40%

Non-residents cannot claim this deduction

The card/cash-receipt usage deduction is a special deduction available only to residents, so non-residents don't qualify. Only spending after you become a resident counts toward it.

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