Doing Business
in Korea

Think of bookkeeping as an essential tool  to track the financial heartbeat of your company.  Whether you are a sole trader, a new business, or an established organization, the timely records of your finances in South Korea are downright essential—not just to comply with the law but also to ensure the success of your venture in this thriving nation.  The past few years have seen fluctuations in the Korean tax system , meaning that you have to pay attention to every detail mor

The end of the fiscal year is often a critical time to review the books of your company. However, the third quarter, or Q3, spanning July...