Korea Tax Association and Hope Bridge Join Hands to Spread Sharing Culture

President Koo Jae-yi of the Korea Tax Association (right) and President Song Pil-ho of Hope Bridge are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement to promote a culture of sharing on the 4th. Photo by Hope Bridge

The Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association (Chairman Song Pil-ho) announced on the 4th that it has signed a business agreement with the Korean Association of Tax Accountants (Chairman Koo Jae-i) to promote a culture of sharing and strengthen disaster relief support. The signing ceremony took place at the Korean Association of Tax Accountants building in Seocho-gu, attended by Chairman Koo Jae-i and Chairman Song Pil-ho, among others.

Through this agreement, both organizations plan to promote ▲ cooperation in fundraising activities to support disaster victims ▲ tax pro bono activities for disaster victims and socially vulnerable groups ▲ participation of Korean Association of Tax Accountants members in fundraising campaigns ▲ tax advisory activities for donors ▲ tax support related to National Tax Service disclosures such as donation collection and distribution ▲ public relations cooperation for disaster prevention and recovery.

Chairman Koo Jae-i of the Korean Association of Tax Accountants said, “The Korean Association of Tax Accountants is carrying out various activities to fulfill its social responsibility as tax professionals,” adding, “We will continue practical and sustainable support for Hope Bridge and disaster-vulnerable groups through this agreement.”

Chairman Song Pil-ho of Hope Bridge said, “Through this agreement, we will be able to support disaster-vulnerable groups more effectively together with the Korean Association of Tax Accountants,” and added, “Hope Bridge will take the lead in spreading a culture of sharing and strengthening disaster response systems together with the experts of the Korean Association of Tax Accountants.”