These Three Tax Themed Korean Dramas Are Must Watch

The success of ‘Squid Game’ to dominate the world box office is proof that Korean dramas have truly become a mandatory viewing reference for film lovers around the world. From toddlers to seniors are made curious to watch it. Squid Game is a Korean drama or drakor that tells about the struggle for survival of a human being.

These Koreans are indeed the most able to present heavy themes into a simple spectacle. They can create dramas that touch our human side as humans. Countless how many times they managed to ravage the conscience of the loyal audience.

Usually stories about working professions become their targets. The main characters are described as having jobs as doctors, lawyers, prosecutors, police officers and even tax officers.

Perhaps their principle is, “if there are two people in dispute, there can be drama.” What’s more, the dispute between the tax officer and the taxpayer. It must also be interesting for them to make a drama as well. Don’t Believe? The following is a Korean drama with a tax theme that has been collected.

The first drama is titled Squad 38. This Korean drama tells the story of the struggles of South Korean Tax civil servants in carrying out their daily work. They persistently pursue people who are absent in fulfilling their tax obligations.

The main character invites us on an adventure to hunt down people’s money evaders in extreme and unusual ways. Aired in 2016, this drakor was made for 16 episodes. This drama is worthy of being watched by millennials so that they are aware of the noble profession of tax officers.

Next is occupied by a drama called The Attorney. This is a drama based on a true story that took place in Busan in 1978. At that time, South Korea was still controlled by an authoritarian regime and made many arrests of civilians.

The story focuses on a high school graduate who is good at tax law. With the various conflicts he faces, the main character is determined to provide change and justice for his nation by fighting for human rights and truth. Worth watching for all ages even though it’s set in the year of the elders.

The last drama is titled Diary of a Prosecutor. This Korean drama tells the story of two prosecutors who have different principles in their lives. One of them is a prosecutor who has no ambition in his career and chooses to transfer to a remote area prosecutor’s office. The other is an ambitious female prosecutor from the central prosecutor’s office who often deals with serious cases such as corruption and tax evaders who have just transferred to her place. Competition and disputes between the two also trigger the excitement of this drama.

Rather than highlighting court scenes like previous law-themed dramas, this drama focuses more on how the life of a real prosecutor is. Curious to watch it soon?

From the three backgrounds of the presence of the drakor, we can imagine. If only the Koreans knew that in Indonesia, there was currently a viral drama on the issuance of the Tax Harmonization Law, they might immediately make a drama as well. Maybe it’s so interesting, even a hundred episodes can be produced. Naturally, because the regulation does regulate a lot of drama as well. Just mention it.

First, there is an ultimum remedium of law enforcement drama. This process can be considered as a plot twist of a prison sentence. It seems a bit contrary to the showbiz principles of those who are looking for drama. In Indonesia, we prefer the peaceful way as the end of the dispute.

Born with the spirit of four and five, with the spirit of the tax rule is the optimization of state revenues. It is different from criminal procedural law. There as a consequence, the prison sentence or death even if the loss is borne by the prisoner because of the consequences of his actions alone. While in taxes, the state’s loss of tax evasion causes the rights of millions of people to be affected by it.

The spirit of all derivative tax regulations is ultimately for the sake of increasing state revenue. It would be more important if the state loss penalty could be refunded rather than just confinement of the convict.

The regulation also contains pro-environment drama through the Carbon Tax. This theme will be a drama that is no less intrigue. The Korean people we know are residents who like to do plastic surgery.

Herein lies the dilemma. Because plastic is the main source of carbon emissions which must be reduced in the name of the regulation. They must be strict with this policy because it will limit their lifestyle.

It’s not enough to stop there, in the drama-filled law there is also a voluntary disclosure policy. Somewhat similar to the story of the main character in the Squid Game drama in advance. He also volunteered to participate in the tournament to atone for his mistakes as well.

So, the drama Harmonization of Tax Regulations in Indonesia is worthy of making a Korean Drama, right? Annyeong haseyo, Greetings One Drama!