As such, Jeju casino operators pay more tourism promotion funds than other regions just
because their business sites are in Jeju. The industry is complaining
that Jeju Island, which has the right to permit casino businesses, is
overly regulated even though it should not discriminate against or give preferential
treatment to certain taxpayers without reasonable reasons according to tax egalitarianism.
Jeju Island adheres to a rule that includes fees in total sales

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because it is not desirable for operators to rely excessively on professional recruiters.
During the 2000 parliamentary audit of Jeju Island,
lawmaker Kang Chang-il criticized the operator and
professional recruiters for failing to secure tax revenues in the process of earning
enormous profits. In the process of preparing a system for
taxation of professional recruiters by the sixth popular election,
Jeju Provincial Government confirmed side effects such as tax evasion by
establishing a professional recruiter company under a borrowed name,
and after review, the ordinance was revised to include professional
recruiter fees in the operator's total sales calculation method.
Under the current law, there is no provision to collect taxes from
professional recruiters, and since it cannot be collected by ordinance,

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more Jeju Tourism Promotion Fund has been imposed on casino operators indirectly.
An official from the industry claimed, "Jeju Island
explains the case of Las Vegas and Singapore, which are advanced casino
countries, but these countries are open casinos that all enter and exit
regardless of whether they are domestic or foreign, and it is inappropriate to compare them."
In the case of Singapore tax rates, 5% for VIP
customers and 15% for non-VIP customers are applied differently.
The ratio of the Jeju Tourism Promotion Fund is based on
domestic law, and the basis for changing the calculation
method reveals the problem of applying domestic law and overseas cases without standards.
The casino industry in the province says that


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