Busan National Tax Service Offers 'Visiting Tax Class' for Startup Small Business Owners

Tax Class and On-Site Consultation Room Operated at New Business Startup Academy

The Busan Regional Tax Office (Commissioner Kim Dongil) operated a "Mobile Tax Class" for prospective entrepreneurs at the New Business Startup Academy, organized by the Busan Ulsan Gyeongnam Regional Headquarters of the Small Enterprise and Market Service on the 27th.

The Busan office is running tax classes and on-site consultation rooms to alleviate the difficulties of small business owners caused by prolonged high interest rates and inflation, and to provide essential tax-related knowledge to new entrepreneurs. Through these efforts, the office continues to support the livelihood economy in ways that taxpayers can directly experience.

On this day, the Busan office collaborated with the Small Enterprise and Market Service Busan Ulsan Gyeongnam Regional Headquarters, a startup support organization, to conduct customized tax classes for prospective entrepreneurs. They also plan to visit Dreamirum Stores (multi-purpose shopping spaces operated by entrepreneurship trainees) and other locations run by prospective small business owners three times by the 18th of next month.

The Busan office provided detailed, case-based explanations on essential topics for new entrepreneurs, ranging from business registration applications to how to use Hometax, through expert lectures. In particular, the session was well received for offering various ways to access information via the National Tax Service blog, YouTube, Sontax, and other internet and mobile platforms, as well as practical tax-saving tips tailored to young entrepreneurs.

Kim Dongil, Commissioner of the Busan Regional Tax Office, stated, "As part of our active administration for citizens, the Busan office operates tax classes and other programs for small business owners preparing to start a business," and added, "We will continue to promote and communicate on-site so that small business owners can directly feel the benefits of various tax support systems."