Samil PwC Holds '2025 Revised Tax Law Seminar' for Japanese Companies

Samil PwC to Hold Seminar on Revised Tax Law for Japanese Companies on June 21 at LS Yongsan Tower

Samil PwC announced on the 12th that it will hold a seminar on the revised tax law for Japanese companies on the 21st.

The seminar, held at Mir Hall on the 2nd floor of LS Yongsan Tower in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, will focus on the revised tax law enacted in December last year and the follow-up enforcement ordinance amendments announced in January this year. It will cover tax law revisions and accounting and tax trends that Japanese companies should pay attention to. The seminar aims to help domestic Japanese companies establish response strategies.

The seminar will be conducted in Japanese and Korean sessions. In the Japanese session, Michitaka Harayama, a Samil PwC Managing Director who is a Japanese tax accountant with experience at the Japanese National Tax Agency and tax firms, will explain the latest tax law revisions that Japanese companies should be aware of. Sangrok Kim, a partner who has been in charge of accounting audits for Japanese companies for over 20 years, will provide guidance on the latest accounting audit trends.

In the Korean session, Kyungtaek Lee, a partner with extensive experience in tax services for Japanese companies, will give a lecture on the latest tax law revisions that Japanese companies should be cautious about. Following this, he will explain the latest tax trends, including matters related to tax audits, and provide detailed answers and guidance on practical issues raised during the Q&A session.

Youngseok Noh, a partner in charge of Japanese business at Samil PwC’s tax division, said, “Through this seminar, we hope companies will familiarize themselves in advance with the finalized revised tax law and the follow-up enforcement ordinance amendments to establish efficient response strategies.” He added, “Since the seminar will be conducted in both Korean and Japanese, we expect it to be a useful time for business stakeholders from both Korea and Japan.”

The seminar will be held offline and participation is free of charge. Applications can be made through the Samil PwC website.