 Residents complained of illegal businesses which violated foreign ownership limits and underpaid wages, and of loud parties held by Koreans in their apartments.Furthermore, they gained a reputation of being tax-dodgers and corrupt as the Korean businesses contributed little tax revenue to city coffers.According to MOFAT statistics, there are 18,394 Koreans living in other parts of Luzon, primarily Angeles, (9,652 people) and Cavite (5,000 people).