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Why a $15,000,000,000 inheritance can bankrupt you in SOUTH KOREA? - VisualPolitik EN

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By the time we make this video, LEE KUN HEE, the president of SAMSUNG, will have spent more than 4 years hidden in a South Korean hospital, and nobody dares to reveal if he is dead or alive. The reason? His son will get an inheritance that goes between $10B and $15B… and he will have to pay a 65% tax on this.

But why is this a problem? In this video we tell you the story.

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