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Protecting Your Intellectual Property in Korea: A Guide for Foreign Investors
As a foreign investor, safeguarding your intellectual property (IP) in Korea is paramount. With unique challenges and legal frameworks,...


Business Devices; Essential Items in Korea
*Above item: Token type OTP devices, nowadays a Card-type OTP is prevail I have often received questions from foreigners about the...


Finding an Accountant in Korea: Expert Guidance for Businesses
Navigating the complexities of tax preparation in different countries can be a challenge for businesses and individuals alike. In the...


Maximize Your Tax Savings with the "Yellow Umbrella(노란우산공제)" Deduction
The "Yellow Umbrella" Union is an innovative, government-backed program designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprise (SME)...


Rent Deduction in Korea 2023FY: Eligibility and Benefits
Please review your lease contract and check the above items. Did you apply for the rent deduction for 2021FY and 2022FY? If you didn't,...


Mastering Bookkeeping Responsibility in Korea: A Sole Proprietor’s Guide
In South Korea, a sole proprietorship has specific bookkeeping responsibilities to ensure compliance with tax regulations. The key...


Inheritance Related Taxes and Expenses
Joint liability for inheritance tax means that the heirs have the obligation to pay the inheritance tax jointly, within the limit of the...


19% Flat Tax Rate: Tax Exemption for Expat Employees
Eligibility: - Foreign workers (excluding daily workers) who do not hold Korean nationality as of the end of the relevant tax year. - The...


Why Limited Approval is Better Than Renunciation in Korea
The concept of "limited approval" versus "renunciation" in Korea seems to pertain to different contexts, including nationality and...


Why You Need Renounce Inheritance in Korea
People in Korea may choose to renounce inheritance for various reasons: 1. Inheritance of Liabilities: One of the primary reasons for...
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