Expatriate tax ebook - Korea

Expatriates taking up employment in Korea will be subject to the comprehensive tax rules and employment visa requirements. Grant Thornton’s Expatriate Tax team can help expatriates and their employers in dealing with Korean tax and employment visa matters.

In particular Grant Thornton can assist expatriates and their employers in identifying Korean tax planning opportunities, and provide compliance services regarding Korean tax filing requirements.

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Last updated 16 June 2011

Please be aware that the data included in this expatriate tax e-book is correct at the time of publication. Please do not act on the information contained within this e-book without first seeking expert, professional advice.
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