Park Na-rae's one-person agency Ann Park completes business registration 36 days after referral to prosecution; set to appear as witness in December [Star Issue]

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Ann Park, the one-person agency of TV personality Park Na-rae, has belatedly completed its registration as a popular culture and arts planning business.

According to StarNews's verification, Ann Park completed its popular culture and arts planning business registration with the Seoul Yongsan-gu Office on August 14. The representative is known to be Park Na-rae's mother.

Ann Park is a one-person agency established in 2018 after Park Na-rae left her former agency, JDB Entertainment.

However, Ann Park drew attention due to controversy over its failure to register as a popular culture and arts planning business.

Subsequently, the Seoul Gangnam Police Station referred Park Na-rae, her mother, and the Ann Park corporation to the Prosecution Service on July 9 for suspected violations of the Popular Culture and Arts Industry Development Act.

At the time, Park Na-rae's side explained that the registration process had been delayed because they failed to obtain the consent of all registered officers due to a dispute with former managers.

Under the Popular Culture and Arts Industry Development Act, operating a company without registering as a popular culture and arts planning business is punishable by up to two years in prison or a fine of up to 20 million won.

With this, Ann Park completed its registration 36 days after being referred to the Prosecution Service.

Meanwhile, Park Na-rae is scheduled to appear as a witness in December at the trial regarding charges of joint extortion against her former managers.

Currently, Park Na-rae has suspended all activities amid controversy over abusive treatment by managers. The former managers filed a complaint against Park Na-rae, raising suspicions of abusive treatment and illegal conduct, including charges of aggravated assault and defamation through the dissemination of false facts. In response, Park Na-rae filed a counter-complaint against her former managers for attempted extortion and embezzlement in the course of business.

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