Chapter 462
I finished my visit to the detention center and returned to the company.
Taekgyu asked.
"Is the chairman doing well?"
"It seems you don't have to worry."
It goes without saying, but you don't worry about chaebols. Even if he's found guilty, he'll likely be pardoned after the administration changes, or at most, he'll serve a year or two before being paroled.
Should I call this judicial justice being alive, or special treatment for chaebols?
It's a problem that could be easily solved by simply following the law... but then it would have been difficult for Chairman Lim Jinyong to inherit the management rights.
In the end, all these problems arise from trying to pass on a successful company to one's children without paying taxes.
Some might think, "What's wrong with passing my company down to my child?" but that statement is flawed from the premise.