I'm trying to avoid "Yeondu license plate."Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport conducts a full investigation [Anchor Report]

You've often seen these green license plates on the street these days.

Since the beginning of this year, corporate cars with more than 80 million won that are newly registered or changed have green license plates like this.

It is intended to distinguish between expensive corporate cars that receive tax benefits.

Until the 16th of last month, a total of 17,000 units across the country had these license plates, but it seems to be advertising "I'm a corporation car," so there is a series of expedients to avoid attaching them.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has launched a full investigation.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport found that so-called "down contracts" are prevalent around expensive imported cars.

You sign a contract as if you sold the car for less than 80 million won, and you get the rest of the payment in cash.

Imported cars can be adjusted by domestic dealers, and the acquisition price is reported by the buyer, which is abused.

It is also known to use methods such as changing the 'borrowing number' to falsely change the production year to lower the price, or first register under a personal name and then change it to corporate insurance.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's current survey aims to catch expedient license plates compared to market prices or insurance prices.

Expensive corporate cars running with trick license plates instead of light green, attention is being paid to how much the investigation will reveal.