Mirae Asset Securities said on the 8th that it has upgraded its "overseas stock capital gains tax filing agency service" and completed computerizing the entire tax filing process.
The overseas stock capital gains tax is a tax that investors must file and pay once a year themselves if the annual total capital gains from overseas stock investments exceed 2.5 million won. Previously, even if customers applied for the filing agency service, they could not be assigned a responsible tax firm immediately, preventing real-time confirmation, and the process was cumbersome, including having to submit capital gains details from other securities firms separately by email.
Through this upgrade, by linking an API between M-STOCK and the tax firm, customers can handle the entire process from tax agency receipt to completion within a single system.
First, when a customer applies for the filing agency service in M-STOCK, a responsible tax firm is matched and the expected tax amount can be checked in real time. After that, the progress status, including ▲ application receipt ▲ document review ▲ filing completed ▲ payment notice sent, can also be checked immediately.
This is part of Mirae Asset Securities' "Mirae Asset 3.0" digital-based financial innovation strategy and is designed to allow the entire filing agency service to be handled on a single platform.
In addition, if a customer is with Mirae Asset Securities, they can now easily submit capital gains details on overseas stocks from other securities firms. Starting in May, customers will be guided sequentially via Alimtalk on the capital gains tax they need to pay.
This service is intended for customers who traded through Mirae Asset Securities last year and exceeded 2.5 million won in capital gains on overseas stocks. Applications are accepted from Apr. 8 to 30 through branches, the customer center, or M-STOCK.
A Mirae Asset Securities official said, "We will continue to actively use digital technology to provide a smart investment environment where customers can focus solely on investing."