Squad 38 – We Need to Collect Taxes Owed

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“Squad 38” (aka “38 Task Force”) is a 2016 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, categorized as Crime, and Comedy; and streaming on Tubi TV. SUMMARY: A Seoul City Hall chief officer crosses paths with a con man and the con man tells him that he can help him collect the taxes people owe. He may be a con man but he’s also a patriot. The chief officer is not having any success so he decided to “think outside the box”. ♦ They Don’t Pay Taxes! In “Squad 38”, Baek Sung-il works at City Hall in Seoul and he is a dedicated civil servant who heads up a task force that has been trying collect taxes from tax evaders. Some are just delinquent. But others? THEY DON’T PAY AT ALL!!
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Squad 38 – We Need to Collect Taxes Owed

"Squad 38" (aka “38 Task Force”) is a 2016 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, categorized as Crime, and Comedy; and streaming on Tubi TV. SUMMARY: A

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“Squad 38” (aka “38 Task Force”) is a 2016 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, categorized as Crime, and Comedy; and streaming on Tubi TV. SUMMARY: A Seoul City Hall chief officer crosses paths with a con man and the con man tells him that he can help him collect the taxes people owe. He may be a con man but he’s also a patriot. The chief officer is not having any success so he decided to “think outside the box”. ♦ They Don’t Pay Taxes! In “Squad 38”, Baek Sung-il works at City Hall in Seoul and he is a dedicated civil servant who heads up a task force that has been trying collect taxes from tax evaders. Some are just delinquent. But others? THEY DON’T PAY AT ALL!!
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Squad 38 – We Need to Collect Taxes Owed

"Squad 38" (aka “38 Task Force”) is a 2016 Korean drama series with 16 episodes, categorized as Crime, and Comedy; and streaming on Tubi TV. SUMMARY: A

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Y’all, “Squad 38” is such a hidden gem! I mean, who knew tax collection could be this entertaining? That con man really stole the show, and let’s be real, the dynamic between the civil servant and the con artist had me cracking up. I low-key felt like I was rooting for the bad guy, which is a wild ride for a drama about taxes!

And can we talk about the comedic timing? It’s like they took “The Office” and threw it into a tax office in Seoul. I remember binge-watching this while avoiding my own taxes, totally relatable. If you haven’t seen it yet, what are you doing with your life? Get on Tubi and let the tax evasion shenanigans begin!