“Fantagio Denies Tax Evasion Allegations Involving Kim Seon-ho”

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February 1, 2025- Actor Kim Seon-ho has recently been mentioned in media reports alleging possible tax evasion linked to a family-run one-person corporation. The reports sparked public discussion after drawing comparisons to other high-profile tax controversies in the entertainment industry.
In response, Fantagio, Kim Seon-ho’s agency, released an official statement firmly denying any intent of tax avoidance or evasion. The agency explained that the corporation was established for theater-related activities, remained largely inactive, and is now undergoing legal dissolution procedures.
Fantagio emphasized that Kim Seon-ho has fully complied with all tax and legal obligations and that there are no issues with his exclusive contract or professional activities. As of now, no official charges or confirmed investigations by tax authorities have been announced.

The situation remains under public scrutiny as fans await further updates.

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