Companies in the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam Region Strengthen Competitiveness with Latest Accounting and Tax Strategies
Revealing All Solutions for Business Growth from Accounting Efficiency to Succession
Providing Continuous Networking and Customized Support
Deloitte Anjin Accounting Corporation announced on the 18th that it will hold the "Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam (Bu-Ul-Gyeong) Small and Medium Enterprise Accounting Capability Enhancement Seminar" on the 28th at the 62nd-floor conference room of the Busan International Finance Center (BIFC), in collaboration with the Korea Exchange SME Accounting Support Center.
This seminar is designed to strengthen the accounting and tax capabilities of listed companies and SMEs located in provincial areas. Experts from Deloitte Anjin will lecture Bu-Ul-Gyeong regional company executives and employees on the latest accounting and tax strategies for strategic corporate management.
The seminar consists of three sessions. In the first session, Samyoung Kim, Director at Deloitte Anjin, will give a lecture on "Enhancing Profitability through Cost Efficiency and Reduction." In the second session, Heejung Yoon, Director at Deloitte Anjin, will introduce "Inventory Management Diagnostic Methods from the Perspective of an Accounting Auditor." The final session will feature Won-dong Kim, Partner at Deloitte Anjin, explaining "Understanding the Business Succession System and Amendments to Inheritance and Gift Tax Laws."
Deloitte Anjin plans to continue providing insights across various fields through regular networking programs and publication distributions even after the seminar.
Jaeho Son, Head of Growth Strategy Division at Deloitte Anjin, stated, "We will consistently offer high-quality educational opportunities so that companies located outside the metropolitan area can enhance their competitiveness through the latest accounting and tax knowledge," adding, "We will also provide continuous and customized support through various services such as financial advisory and consulting after the seminar."
The seminar is free of charge, and participants can register through the online application page.
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