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准备工资所得税并向税务局提交月度工资所得税报告
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准备工资所得税并向税务局提交月度工资所得税报告
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与我们的团队分享您的商业计划和所需的时间表 ，我们将引导您完成整个过程。
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告诉我们您的业务
与我们的团队分享您的商业计划和所需的时间表，我们将引导您完成整个过程。
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of taxation services does J&J Korea offer businesses?
J&J Korea provides comprehensive tax compliance support services to help businesses navigate South Korea’s complex tax landscape. Our services include guidance on corporate tax calculation and reporting, Value-Added Tax (VAT) review and coordination, and clarification of deductible and non-deductible expenses. We also offer advisory insights on local tax practices and compliance timelines, ensuring that your business meets Korean tax requirements with confidence.
Can J&J Korea help my business prepare for a tax audit?
Yes. J&J Korea supports businesses in preparing documentation and internal reviews before a tax audit. We help identify key focus areas, explain how audits are conducted in Korea, and guide you on how to present your tax records clearly and accurately.
Are taxes deducted from employee bonuses in South Korea?
Yes. Bonuses are considered earned income and are subject to income tax, just like regular wages. They are typically taxed together with monthly payroll, which can make the net bonus appear smaller than the gross amount.
Are holiday gifts taxable in South Korea?
Yes. Under Korean tax law, cash-equivalent holiday gifts are generally treated as taxable earned income. However, small non-cash items of nominal value may be exempt depending on their nature and frequency.
What is the corporate tax schedule in South Korea?
Corporate Income Tax (CIT) reporting is based on each company’s fiscal year. Generally, the annual tax return must be submitted within three months after the fiscal year-end (e.g., by March 31 for December-closing companies). In addition, an interim payment is required within two months of the first six-month period of the fiscal year.
What documents are required for corporate tax reporting in South Korea?
When preparing corporate tax documentation, companies are required to have financial statements, a corporate tax base computation, and supporting schedules such as depreciation, adjustments, and related-party transaction summaries. Our team helps you review and organize these materials to ensure they are accurate and ready for submission through your licensed tax agent.
Is there an online platform for filing corporate tax returns in South Korea?
Yes. The National Tax Service (NTS) operates the Hometax system, which allows businesses to submit their corporate tax information electronically. While only licensed tax agents can complete filings on behalf of companies, J&J Korea can assist you in reviewing your data and ensuring all information is correctly prepared before submission.
How does J&J Korea help with taxation in South Korea?
We provide practical guidance throughout your compliance cycle — from reviewing financial data and transaction records to preparing tax documentation and schedules. Our team helps ensure your business remains organized, compliant, and up to date with Korean tax regulations.
Does J&J Korea provide support for international tax and cross-border operations?
Yes. We help foreign companies manage their Korean tax compliance in connection with cross-border transactions, transfer pricing documentation, and treaty-related matters. Our professionals ensure that your Korean subsidiary or branch operations remain compliant within your global tax structure.