Does anyone have an example of these 'residency certificates'?I'm Irish, and got mine sent out last year, but didn't lodge it with my admin office because I saw that I wasn't paying tax off my paycheck, so assumed I never would. Now i'm being asked to pay tax, which is fair enough, but when I showed my admin office my residency certificate they turned it down.Basically mine says 'The above named was resident of Ireland for the years 2008 and 2009.' That's true - I came to Korea in February 2010. So my office are saying I was citizen of Korea in 2010, so should pay taxes here. My taxes are only working out at around 300,000, whereas some teachers are paying 2,500,000, so i've got it comparatively easy. Anyone have a similar problem with the certificate?Also, i've been told that if you spend less than 25% of your paycheck on your check card, you don't get tax credits. I spent 4,300,000 on it last year, according to my 신용카드 사용 금액 확인서, which is around 23%, so i'm not getting any credits, according to my co-teachers.