Services

Full list of services

All the work handled across our four service areas, in one table. Select a task to jump to its explanation.

Service area (official name)Tasks we handleCompetent authorityWho it is forRelated page
Foreign company tax consulting in Korea District tax office with jurisdiction over the taxpayer (National Tax Service)Foreign parents with a Korean subsidiary, branch or liaison office and their finance staff, companies that have received an audit notice, companies considering closure or liquidation Foreign corporation tax
Korean inheritance, gift and capital gains tax for non-residents District tax office with jurisdiction over the taxpayer (National Tax Service)Overseas Koreans and foreigners living abroad, estates with some heirs abroad, non-residents selling Korean property Inheritance, gift & capital gains
Korean income tax for foreigners and the Korea–U.S. tax treaty District tax office with jurisdiction over the taxpayer (National Tax Service)Foreign employees working in Korea, overseas Koreans returning from the U.S. and elsewhere, people with overlapping U.S. and Korean filing duties, non-residents with Korean income Korea–U.S. income tax
Accounting, bookkeeping and payroll for foreign companies in Korea District tax office with jurisdiction over the taxpayer (National Tax Service); National Pension Service and National Health Insurance Service (foreign employees)Foreign companies with a Korean subsidiary or branch, companies that have hired foreign employees, companies changing their bookkeeping provider Bookkeeping & payroll

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One office for your cross-border tax questions

Foreign-corporation tax, cross-border inheritance and gifts, Korea–U.S. income tax — we explain exactly how your own case is treated. Please get in touch.