SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — South Korea said it will offer tax and loan concessions to firms hit by trade sanctions China imposed in retaliation for Seoul’s deployment of a powerful defense system, highlighting the broader impact of intensifying tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
The government plans to allow duty free firms and other retailers operating in China to defer all or part of their corporate income and value-added taxes for up to nine months, the finance ministry said Thursday.
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