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      <title>How South Korea&#39;s Green Licence Plates Shamed Luxury Company Cars Before Becoming a Status Symbol</title>
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      <description>South Korea put light green licence plates on expensive company cars in 2024 to stop owners from driving supercars on business tax deductions. The plates cut registrations by a third in the first year and turned into a badge of wealth in the second. The tax office now audits from the list they created.</description>
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