Korean Tax Blog

As an expat living in Korea, understanding the local tax regulations can be a bit daunting, especially when it comes to receiving gifts...

When working for a U.S. company while residing in Korea, you have two main options for receiving your salary: directly into your Korean...

Inheritance tax is a complex subject, especially for non-resident foreigners dealing with assets in Korea. In this article, we’ll break...

Questions: I am writing to seek clarification regarding the inheritance tax laws in Korea, as they pertain to the estate of my late...

Registering a not-for-profit organization in South Korea requires a thorough understanding of the legal framework and compliance with...

To obtain a certificate of qualification as a charitable organization in South Korea, it is essential to follow a well-defined process...

Maximizing VAT deductions when filing your return in Korea requires a comprehensive understanding of the VAT system and meticulous...

In Korea, health insurance premiums are managed by the National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) , and both employees and employers...

Enrolling in the National Pension offers a significant tax-saving benefit. This benefit applies to both employees and self-employed...

The mail-order business license issued by the Gu-office is a permit required to operate an online and non-face-to-face sales business,...