THE SIMPLEST WAY TO


Business In Korea

Decision: Representative Enters Korea in Person (D-8 VISA)

Incorporate as a Stock Company (Corporation)

Appoint Our Firm’s Attorney to Open Bank Account

The total initial service fee up to this stage is 

USD 2,900.

Tax and Accounting Service 


It is highly recommended that the company engage a certified Korean tax accountant to ensure proper tax compliance and statutory filings. 


  • Bookkeeping Service
    This service involves the ongoing recording and management of the company’s financial transactions, including income, expenses, invoices, and account reconciliation. Proper bookkeeping is essential for accurate tax reporting and financial transparency.


  • VAT (Value-Added Tax) Filing
    Businesses engaged in taxable activities in Korea are generally required to file periodic VAT returns. This process includes calculating output and input VAT, preparing reports, and submitting them to the National Tax Service within statutory deadlines.


  • Withholding Tax Filing
    When the company makes payments such as salaries, professional fees, or certain service payments, it may be legally obligated to withhold tax at source and remit it to the tax authority. Timely filing and payment are necessary to avoid penalties.


  • Four Major Social Insurance Registration and Reporting
    Companies employing personnel in Korea are typically required to register and manage contributions for the four national social insurance programs: National Pension, National Health Insurance, Employment Insurance, and Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance. This includes employee enrollment, monthly contribution calculations, and reporting obligations.



Advantages of Using Our Firm’s Tax Accountant


  • Expertise in Korean Tax Law – Our accountant is fully licensed and experienced in Korean corporate taxation, ensuring accurate and compliant filings.


  • Integrated Service – Coordination with our legal services allows seamless handling of bookkeeping, tax filings, and statutory compliance.


  • Time and Effort Savings – The founder does not need to search for or liaise with a separate tax professional.


  • Reduced Risk of Errors – Familiarity with Korean regulations and local practices minimizes the risk of mistakes or penalties.


  • Continuous Support – Ongoing guidance for VAT, withholding tax, social insurance, and other reporting obligations.