All IBOs of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. must comply with the Door-to-Door Sales, etc. Act, its Enforcement Decree, and Enforcement Rule. In addition, as IBOs of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd., they must fully familiarize themselves with and understand the contents specified in this handbook.

1. Changes to IBO Registration Information

If there is any change in the information entered by any IBO of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. at the time of membership registration application (address, contact information, etc.), such change may be updated either by completing and submitting an IBO Information Change Request Form (the Company's prescribed form) or by accessing and editing it through the online My Page (Personal Information) section.

2. IBO Promotion and Compensation

All IBOs of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. who meet the qualifications prescribed by the Company may be promoted to a higher IBO level in accordance with the standards set forth in the Sponsorship Allowance Payment Standards and may obtain economic benefits based on sales performance.

3. Duty to Prepare and Retain Product Purchase Order Forms

All IBOs of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. under the Door-to-Door Sales, etc. Act must provide consumers with a contract stating their name, trade name, address, telephone number, and other required information when selling products.

4. Recovery of Sponsorship Allowances Due to Returns, etc.

If the products sold by the IBO or the IBO's downline IBOs are canceled or returned for reasons such as withdrawal of subscription (return), and the relevant IBO becomes obligated to return sponsorship allowances already paid in relation to such transaction, Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. may offset the amount owed against the sponsorship allowances or other amounts payable to the relevant IBO. If offset is not possible, the Company shall recover the amount by other means (including cash recovery). If there is any claim that must be recovered from an IBO who has withdrawn or whose qualification has been revoked ex officio, the Company shall recover such claim through lawful procedures in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.

5. Business Interference

Any person who was an IBO of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. is strictly prohibited from joining another company in the same industry and soliciting IBOs affiliated with the Company to participate in another company's business, defaming the Company, spreading false rumors, attempting to disrupt the Company's organization, or selling products in such manner. In such cases, if the facts are established through investigation, the Company may terminate that person's IBO status.

6. Sales Inventory Reporting etc.

An IBO may not exercise withdrawal of subscription (return) in cases where the IBO excessively holds inventory of goods, etc. by falsely notifying the Company of inventory holdings, where the goods are damaged to the extent that resale is difficult, where three months have passed from the contract date, or in other cases prescribed by Presidential Decree.

7. Matters Regarding Recruitment and Sponsorship of Downline IBOs

IBOs of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd., along with retail activities, may offer the Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd. business opportunity to those who wish to engage in business activities. There are no regulations or mandatory clauses concerning sponsorship activities, including setting the number of new IBOs to be sponsored.

1. IBO (Independent Business Owner) Registration

An applicant becomes registered as an IBO upon submitting registration documents through the Company's website or to the Company and being assigned an IBO number. After receiving the IBO registration card and IBO handbook, the applicant may engage in activities as an IBO.

1) Registration Procedure

(1) Anyone wishing to join as an IBO may apply.

• However, the following persons may not register as IBOs:
• ① National public officials, local public officials, educational public officials, and teachers under the Private School Act
• ② Minors (except where consent is obtained from a legal representative; however, even adults who are university students are prohibited)
• ③ Corporations
• ④ Controlling shareholders or officers/employees of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd.
• ⑤ Foreign nationals whose stay status on the Alien Registration Card is H-2 (excluding those recognized under relevant laws and regulations [Residence (F-2), Overseas Korean (F-4), Permanent Resident (F-5)])
• ⑥ Persons under full guardianship or limited guardianship
• ⑦ Persons prescribed by Presidential Decree who have committed acts in violation of the Door-to-Door Sales, etc. Act

(2) Foreign nationals residing in Korea must submit an Alien Registration Card.

(3) The IBO registration application form must be completed in the applicant's own handwriting, and the applicant shall be responsible for any problems arising from proxy completion.

(4) Any person who arbitrarily registers another person as an IBO without that person's consent shall be immediately disqualified and shall not be exempt from civil or criminal liability.

(5) IBO registration under a borrowed name is not permitted.

(6) Upon IBO registration, the Company shall not make any improper demands under any circumstances, such as requesting money in the name of registration fees or forcing product purchases.

(7) IBO registration and withdrawal may be made at any time according to the member's own wishes.

2) Cancellation of IBO Registration

If an IBO registration applicant submits false materials and registers as an IBO of the Company, or violates this Agreement, Company regulations, ethical regulations, or related laws and regulations after registration, the Company may cancel such registration.

1. Obligations of IBOs

1) Management of IBO Information

At the time of registration, an IBO must clearly state personal details and sponsorship-related matters in accordance with the document procedures prescribed by the Company, and responsibility for any defects in the submitted documents lies with the submitting party. In addition, if there is any change in personal information (address, phone number, email, etc.) or any other necessary information, the IBO must immediately notify the Company, and all responsibility arising from failure to do so (including returned mail, etc.) shall rest with the IBO.

2) Obligation to Accurately Understand and Deliver Information

At the time of IBO registration, the Company provides its various regulations and product information, and the IBO must familiarize themselves with all such regulations and information upon registration. The IBO must convey only the information officially presented by the Company and must not distort or exaggerate such information.

3) Obligation of Faithful Sales Activities

An IBO shall engage in sales activities faithfully only after directly using the product and when the IBO has accurate information and confidence in the product, and shall be responsible for all sales activities toward downline IBOs or customers. In addition, the IBO must leave their own contact information with any downline IBO sponsored by them or any consumer to whom they sold products.

4) Obligation to Comply with Relevant Laws and Company Regulations

By registering, an IBO is deemed to have agreed not only to the Company's various regulations but in particular to the "IBO Management Regulations" and to have pledged compliance therewith. Accordingly, an IBO must comply with all relevant laws, as well as all regulations, education, and management established by the Company in carrying out sales activities.

2. Changes in IBO Qualification (Withdrawal, Contract Termination, Re-registration, etc.)

1) Qualification of an IBO

An IBO is an independent business operator who, at their own discretion, purchases products and conducts sales activities in accordance with the sales policies, marketing plan, work procedures, etc. publicly presented by the Company, and bears legal responsibility for all acts performed based on the IBO's own judgment and activities.

2) Validity Period of Qualification

The validity period of IBO qualification lasts until the end of the month that falls 6 to 12 months from the last day of the month in which the IBO's last personal performance occurred.
If there is no personal performance during the applicable period by rank (hereinafter, an "Inactive IBO"), the IBO qualification shall be suspended.

3) Inactive IBO Regulation

(1) The "Inactive IBO" regulation shall apply where 6 to 12 months have passed from the last day of the month including the IBO's last order date.

[Inactive IBO Criteria by Rank]

Rank	Silver	Gold	Eilte Gold	Platinum	Sapphire	Ruby	Emerald
Period	6 months

Rank	Diamond	Blue Diamond	Crown Diamond	Royal Crown Diamond
Period	12 months

(2) The IBO contract shall be terminated on the first day of the month following the time when the inactive regulation becomes applicable (or the following business day if that day is a holiday).

4) Withdrawal

(1) Upon withdrawal, the member shall return the membership handbook and registration card to the Company.

(2) The member shall settle the transaction history with the Company, including sponsorship allowances and withdrawal of subscription for products.

(3) Measures shall be taken to prevent any other consumer damage caused by the withdrawn IBO.

5) Suspension of Qualification

(1) The following cases shall result in suspension of IBO qualification:

• ① Violation of the Door-to-Door Sales Act or matters prescribed by the Company
• ② Where the Operating Committee determines that a matter, even if not expressly prescribed, is serious enough to have a material impact on the Company and other IBOs

(2) If the extent of an IBO's violation of regulations is serious, the Company may suspend the qualification immediately without a warning procedure. However, the Company must notify the relevant IBO at the same time the qualification is suspended.

(3) Suspension of IBO qualification shall apply only to the relevant IBO, and the suspension period shall be from a minimum of 1 month to a maximum of 6 months.

(4) An IBO whose qualification is suspended shall be restricted from the following acts during the suspension period, and the detailed disciplinary items and level of punishment shall be determined in accordance with the deliberation of the Operating Committee.

• ① Loss of qualification to purchase and sell products
• ② Loss of qualification to sponsor new customers and IBOs
• ③ Prohibition on access to the Company's website and My Genie
• ④ Prohibition on participation in the Company's training programs
• ⑤ Prohibition on entry to the IBO Square
• ⑥ Prohibition on contact between IBOs

(5) In suspending an IBO's qualification, the Company may, depending on the seriousness of the matter, comprehensively consider whether the upper-line IBO had prior knowledge of the violation, the obligation of faithful educational sponsorship, and management responsibility as a ranked member, and may apply disciplinary measures not only to the relevant IBO but also to upper-ranked IBOs above that IBO (not limited to the immediate upline).

6) Contract Termination (Expulsion)

(1) The IBO contract may be terminated in the following cases:

• ① Where the IBO receives a "termination" disposition for violating the Company's business regulations
• ② Where the IBO has entered false facts in the IBO registration application form
• ③ Where the IBO has caused serious business loss to the Company
  "Serious business loss" means causing financial loss to the Company, such as damaging the Company's image, intentionally making bulk returns, or causing lawsuits due to failure to comply with Company regulations
• ④ Where the IBO solicits, introduces, induces registration into, promotes, or sells products of another multi-level marketing company or a similar multi-level marketing company (including door-to-door sales similar to multi-level marketing and sponsored door-to-door sales) to the Company's IBOs, or engages in equivalent acts (such as virtual currency/coins)

(2) The Company may terminate the contract of an IBO who has caused serious controversy without going through the qualification suspension procedure, and upon termination all legal relationships between the IBO and the Company shall end and the IBO shall not exercise any rights as an IBO.

(3) In terminating an IBO contract, the Company may, depending on the seriousness of the matter, comprehensively consider whether upper-line IBOs had prior knowledge of the violation, their obligation of faithful educational sponsorship, and their management responsibility as ranked members, and may apply disciplinary measures not only to the relevant IBO but also to upper-ranked IBOs above that IBO (not limited to the immediate upline).

7) Re-registration

(1) If an IBO fails to satisfy the requirements within the validity period of qualification, the member's qualification shall be suspended, and re-registration as an IBO is possible immediately from the time of such suspension.

(2) In the case of voluntary withdrawal, re-registration as an IBO may be applied for only if no activity has been carried out for 6 months from the withdrawal date (hereinafter referred to as the "inactive period").

(3) "Inactive period" means the period after withdrawal during which the former member does not engage in any activities related to the multi-level salesperson membership handbook and the following business-related activities, and the Company shall have final authority to determine whether the inactive period requirement has been satisfied.

• ① Sales activities (including the purchase of products for self-consumption or any other purpose)
• ② All acts of participating in education, promotion, sales, and support (or sponsorship) activities related to the Company's business

(4) The date on which re-registration becomes possible shall follow the rules below.

• ① Inactive IBO: Registration possible immediately from the time membership qualification is suspended
• ② Voluntary withdrawer: Registration possible after the lapse of a 6-month inactive period from the date withdrawal is processed

(5) The Company may permanently refuse IBO registration to an IBO whose qualification has been lost due to disciplinary action.

(6) With respect to the Inactive IBO regulation, existing upper-line IBOs may not file a complaint after one year has passed from the date of occurrence of the violation.

8) Change of Name

Changes to the registered name are, in principle, not permitted; however, the following exceptions apply.

(1) In the case of inheritance due to the death of the member

(2) In the case of inheritance, the inheritance procedures under relevant laws and regulations shall apply.

9) Husband-and-Wife (Joint) Registration

A husband and wife who wish to register as IBOs must hold one account as a single member. Accordingly, spouses may neither sponsor each other nor be sponsored by each other, and as they may not each hold separate accounts, they cannot maintain independent business entities. In addition, joint registration other than between spouses is not permitted. If one spouse is already registered as an IBO, the other spouse must join the previously registered account.
Further, if members who were each separately registered as IBOs become husband and wife by marriage, they must likewise be consolidated into one account, and the spouse (joint) business policy applies only to legally married spouses. In such case, if one person relinquishes the sales right, that sales line shall belong to the first upper line. The Company has sole discretion to make decisions regarding any disputes or unresolved issues, including determining termination of sales rights.
In other words, where one of legally married spouses owns the business right, the other spouse may not separately own, operate, or receive financial benefits from a separate business right. In the case of spouse (joint) business operators, they shall be divided into a primary business operator and a secondary business operator, and eligibility to receive allowances shall be granted only to the primary business operator. In addition, matters expressly designated by the Company, such as rank recognition, events, and eligibility to participate in promotions for spouse (joint) business operators, shall be determined according to Company policy. If spouses engage in activities as separate individual IBOs through deceptive conduct, strong disciplinary measures, including termination of membership, may be applied.

• - Joint and Several Liability
  Both spouses registered under an IBO contract (jointly registered IBOs) may have any measures for handling unethical conduct that deviates from policies and procedures, including contract termination, applied to the entire IBO contract.
• - If spouses jointly registered and actively engaged as IBOs later separate or divorce, the two parties shall submit the agreed contents (judgment or legally valid evidence) to the Company. In such case, the Company may coordinate and mediate whether to accept the relevant matters.

10) Change of Sponsor

A change of sponsor is generally not permitted.

If the Company determines that a sponsor has violated or been involved in a violation of policies and procedures, the Company shall have the right to move or reorganize all or part of the relevant party's group. In such case, the sponsor may be changed to an IBO in a line granted the following qualifications, or the relevant party may be placed under a Company-direct IBO until a sponsor is selected. This does not mean that the Company is obligated to take or change any such measure, and even if the Company delays or does not proceed with measures regarding a particular case, this shall not constitute a waiver of its right to do so.

If, upon member (IBO) registration, the relevant IBO wishes to re-register or change the sponsor for reasons recognized as "mistake or error," such as the entry of an inaccurate or unagreed sponsor, the IBO must notify the Company of such fact and correct it within 5 business days (provided that it is within the monthly closing period). If a request for re-registration or sponsor change is made by deceiving the Company, strong disciplinary measures, including termination of membership, may be imposed on the related IBO.

3. Operation of the Operating Committee

1) Operation of the Operating Committee

The Company may organize an Operating Committee in order to establish a proper business culture, and the duties of the Operating Committee include mediating conflicts of interest arising between the Company and IBOs, and deliberating with the Company to make decisions on rewards and disciplinary actions for IBOs who have violated Company regulations or contributed to the Company.

2) Composition of the Operating Committee

(1) Chief Executive Officer of Inqten, Sales Director
(2) 10 highest-ranking members

3) Disciplinary Process

(1) Receipt of the case with supporting materials when a violation occurs
(2) Requesting an answer and explanatory materials from the violating member
(3) Fact-finding and investigation of the actual circumstances
(4) Notification of the determined sanctions to the violating salesperson

4) Types of Sanctions

(1) Contract termination: Loss of membership qualification (withdrawal)
(2) Qualification suspension: Suspension of membership qualification for 1 to 6 months
(3) Allowance suspension: Depending on the matter, suspension of accrual and payment of all allowances for 1 to 6 months
(4) Warning: Where the member has violated the Company's prohibited acts, ethical regulations, or management regulations, but the degree of violation is minor

4. Prohibited Acts and Grounds for Ex Officio Termination

1) IBO Registration Without Consent

An IBO must not register (sponsor) a specific person as their downline IBO without that person's consent, nor receive personal information for other purposes such as insurance enrollment and use it to register that person as an IBO.

2) Prohibition of Borrowed-Name Registration and Inducement

(1) No person may, without registering as an IBO, in substance engage in activities as an IBO of Inqten Mongolia Co., Ltd.
(2) An IBO must not, directly or indirectly, propose, induce, or otherwise entice another IBO to change sponsors.

3) Registration of Persons Subject to Registration Restriction

An IBO must not sponsor as a member a person who lacks membership eligibility, such as a teacher (including faculty), public official, or minor, and where such case applies the Company may immediately terminate the relevant IBO contract.

4) Coercion of IBO Registration or Sales Contract

An IBO must not force the conclusion of a contract for product sales or exercise force against the other party for the purpose of obstructing withdrawal of subscription or contract termination, etc.

5) Dissemination of False or Exaggerated Facts

An IBO must not notify false or exaggerated facts, use deceptive methods to induce transactions with another party, notify false facts regarding the price or quality of products, or engage in acts that may cause another person to misunderstand the products as being remarkably superior or more favorable than they actually are. In addition, the IBO must not express arbitrary interpretations or opinions other than the Company's official statements.

6) Burdensome Acts and Imposition of Obligations

An IBO must not impose acts or obligations that place a burden above the "level prescribed by Presidential Decree," regardless of the name thereof, such as membership fees, sales aid supplies, or training fees, on registered IBOs or those wishing to register as IBOs.

7) Acts Related to Withdrawal of Subscription

An IBO must not engage in any of the following acts.
(1) Damaging part of a product or changing the address or phone number (becoming unreachable) for the purpose of obstructing withdrawal of subscription or contract termination, etc.
(2) Returning or exchanging products without the consumer's consent
(3) Intentionally returning products or simultaneously returning products and withdrawing membership in order to change the sponsor under one's own name or a borrowed name, or inducing another person to join in this way
(4) Intentionally inducing another IBO's product return for the purpose of moving to another company or for other purposes, thereby causing organized group returns

8) Excessive Purchase or Forced Sale

(1) An IBO must not unilaterally supply products and demand payment even when the other party has not applied to purchase, or otherwise force products on the other party, and in particular must not sell products to downline IBOs.
(2) An IBO must not excessively purchase products for the purpose of their own or an upper-ranked member's promotion and allowance receipt, nor induce or burden downline IBOs to engage in such conduct, nor force such purchases.
(3) Even where a consumer has made clear that they have no intention of purchasing products, an IBO must not force the consumer to purchase products by telephone, fax, computer communication, or similar means.

9) Sales Activities Using Social Status

An IBO must not use social status, etc. to force another person to register as their downline IBO or to force the purchase of products, etc. Nor may the IBO spread false facts by pretending that a celebrity, entertainer, or other person who has not actually registered has registered, in order to register IBOs or sell products.

10) Group Living and Other Abnormal Business Acts

An IBO must not force a person who wishes to become an IBO or an existing IBO to undergo long-term group training, group living, or similar acts against their will for business purposes, nor condone or aid such acts.

11) Impersonation of Company Officers/Employees or Exclusive Rights, etc.

(1) All IBOs are not in an employment or partnership relationship with the Company, and under no circumstances may they claim to represent the Company or impersonate Company officers or employees.
(2) No IBO may falsely claim that the Company's products are another company's products or pretend to have business rights in the form of exclusive sales rights or territorial exclusivity.

12) False or Excessive Advertising

An IBO must not deliver incorrect or exaggerated information regarding the Company's products or allowance payment standards.

13) Encouraging Speculation and Inducing Sales

An IBO must not, while promoting the Company's allowance payment standards, encourage speculative thinking by saying that one can quickly make money simply by recruiting people, induce investment, or induce sales to persons who are unable to conduct the business (such as students, minors, the elderly, or legally incompetent persons).

14) Use of Personal Information of IBOs

An IBO must not use information on consumers and related IBOs except in cases of delivery of goods, payment settlement, or cases prescribed in the Company's IBO management regulations.

15) Advertising Through Mass Media and Sales Thereby

(1) Prohibition of Company advertising or printed material production through mass media

• ① No IBO may advertise Company-related matters or products through mass media, etc. without the Company's consent.
• ② No IBO may produce, distribute, or sell printed materials using the Company's intellectual property (trade name, logo, etc.) without the Company's consent.
• ③ Without prior approval of the Company, an IBO may not attach the Company's name or logo, etc. to the exterior of the IBO's business building or vehicle. (Including banners and posters)

(2) Display Sales and Exhibition of Products

• The Company's products may be displayed, promoted, and sold only at places approved by the Company (with prior approval). In such cases, they may not be sold at facilities where competing products or services are sold in the same location. In addition, even at a facility recognized by the Company, the handling of products or services not approved by the Company is strictly prohibited. Furthermore, IBOs may not sell, display, or promote the Company's products or sales aid supplies at event venues, markets, vehicles, fairs, street stalls, or other business facilities.

(3) Prohibition of Product Alteration and Repackaging

• ① An IBO may not add to, alter, or delete the contents of products supplied by the Company, nor open or damage the packaging of products and sell them.
• ② An IBO may not add to, alter, or delete the matters or labels stated on the product and its packaging, nor open, damage, or repackage the product packaging and then sell it.

(4) Prohibited Acts Related to Internet Sites

• ① It is not permitted to operate a site that may be mistaken for the Company's official website, shopping mall, or other official channels (Facebook, blog, Instagram, cafe, YouTube, and any and all online channels regardless of name), and the Company's trade name and logo may not be used without the Company's consent. (When opening a site, it must be clearly stated that it is an IBO's site, and all responsibility for management lies with the IBO.)
• ② The Company's business must not be exaggerated using unverified or insufficient information.
• ③ No IBO may send advertising emails, etc. using the Company's trade name or trademark without the consent of the receiving party.

(5) Prohibition of Online Resale

• Under no circumstances shall "online resale or supplying products to resellers" be recognized. The greatest purpose of this prohibition is to protect consumers' right to properly consume products, namely consumer rights and interests, and this is also the way for the Company and IBOs to grow together further. Any IBO related to such conduct may be subject to strong disciplinary measures, including termination of membership.

16) Abuse of Rank by Ranked Members and Neglect of Educational Sponsorship Duty

An IBO must not openly use rank to make burdensome demands on downline IBOs or make significant remarks or use abusive language that determines the qualification of downline IBOs. Nor may an IBO neglect the education of downline IBOs and faithful sponsorship activities, condone improper business practices, or merely receive allowances.

17) Defamation of the Company and Other IBOs

(1) An IBO must not intentionally defame the Company or other IBOs in public or private places, nor engage in any act that, even if it conveys facts as they are, results in damaging the honor of the Company or other IBOs.
(2) An IBO must not, without specific evidence, demand disciplinary action against another IBO and submit false group signatures, nor propose lifting disciplinary measures on the grounds of resolving misunderstandings or conflicts after filing a complaint.

18) Assignment or Transfer of IBO Rights

An IBO must under no circumstances covertly assign or transfer their IBO qualification, nor assign or transfer the sales organization or the rights and status of downline IBOs to another person.

19) Monetary Transactions and Failure to Deliver Products

(1) An IBO must not use the Company's organization to engage only in monetary transactions without product transactions, disguise a transaction as a product transaction when it is in substance only a monetary transaction, or arrange such acts.
(2) After a sale (contract), the IBO must properly deliver the product or verify that it has been delivered and must notify (explain) product information such as explanations about the product (including how to use it).

20) Causing Disturbance Between the Company or IBOs

An IBO must not engage in any of the following acts.
(1) Even though Company work regulations exist, insisting only on excessive personal demands, interfering with business, and using force such as disturbance, violence, or abusive language inside or outside the Company
(2) Causing disturbance among IBOs in connection with money, fraudulent use of credit cards, etc., regardless of the reason

21) Formation of Sub-Groups Within the Organization

Within the sales organization, an IBO must not form a group for separate purposes (separate business, fellowship, etc.), openly use a separate title, prioritize the group's purpose over sales purposes, or gather specific regions or specific IBOs in order to exercise the personal influence of a ranked member.

22) Unethical Business Conduct

An IBO must not engage in any of the following acts.
(1) Unethical conduct between male and female IBOs. While such matters may constitute personal issues, if such conduct disrupts proper sales culture and order among IBOs, damages the Company's image, or is deemed to have a significant impact because the person fails to set an example to other IBOs as a ranked member, the Company may terminate the contract and take other measures.
(2) Submitting false documents in relation to IBO registration and sales
(3) Becoming unreachable after selling a product, or delivering only the product while neglecting after-sales management

23) Measures Against Misappropriation of Cash

An IBO must not substitute another IBO's cash sales with their own or another person's card and misappropriate cash, and depending on the seriousness of the matter, the Company may suspend qualification or terminate the contract.

5. Use of Company Name, Trademark, Logo, and Other Copyrighted Works

1) The Company's employees, names, Company name, trademarks, and logos are exclusive, and without the Company's prior approval they may not be used in copied text, on the Internet, or in any manner or any advertisement whatsoever.
2) All photographs and texts of the Company are protected by copyright and may not be reproduced in any form.
3) Legal responsibility for the unauthorized use of the Company name, trademark, logo, or other copyrighted works lies with the relevant IBO.

6. Allowance Payment

1) Compliance with Allowance Payment Amount

• - When paying allowances to the relevant IBO according to the compensation plan, the Company shall comply with the statutory allowance rate prescribed by the Door-to-Door Sales Act (allowances must be paid within 35% of sales including VAT).

2) Allowance Payment Date

• - Payment shall be made on the 20th day of the month following the closing of the relevant month. (Minimum allowance payment amount: KRW 10,000 or more)