The average annual income of the top 10 minor building owners is 16.56 million yen in South Korea.

In South Korea, there are 390 presidents who are minors, including junior high school students with annual incomes of 280 million won (approximately 30.91 million yen) and elementary school and high school students with monthly incomes in the 10 million won (approximately 1.1 million yen) range.
It turned out that it reached people. Additionally, the top 10 underage presidents were all real estate rental companies, and their average annual income was 150 million won (approximately 16.56 million yen).
According to documents obtained from the National Health Insurance Corporation by the office of South Korean opposition Democratic Party member Lee Suzyn, as of June this year, the number of business representatives of minors (under 18 years old)
There were a total of 390 people. This is an increase of 85 people from 2018 (305 people). By industry, the real estate rental industry accounted for the majority (88.2%) with 344 people.
The number of minor real estate rental industry representatives continues to increase, from 267 in 2018 to 319 in 2020 to 333 in 2022.
The highest earner is a 13-year-old middle school student who earns 280 million won (approximately 30.91 million yen) a year. 10 million won per month (approximately 1
There was also an 8-year-old elementary school student who was earning more than 100,000 yen. It was also found that among the minors who declared their labor income, there were a significant number of them with high incomes.
The average monthly income of the top 10 underage workers was 8.98 million won (approximately 990,000 yen). The highest earner is an 18-year-old high school student working in the real estate rental industry.
The average monthly salary was 16.27 million won (approximately 1.8 million yen). Rep. Lee said, ``Under current law, it is possible for a minor to register as a business representative, but this does not apply to expedient gifts, inheritance, and actual taxation under Article 14 of the International Basic Law.''
We need to keep an eye on whether there is any tax evasion, such as a violation of the principle of tax evasion."