Deloitte Anjin Successfully Concludes '2025 Revised Tax Law Online Briefing'

Deloitte Anjin Accounting Corporation announced on the 24th that it successfully held the '2025 Revised Tax Law Online Briefing' on the 21st for accounting and tax officers of major domestic companies.

The briefing, conducted online through the official YouTube channel of Deloitte Korea Group, was organized to enhance understanding of major revisions including the Corporate Tax Act and Income Tax Act, and to support practitioners in effectively responding to these changes.

The briefing began with an opening greeting from Kwon Ji-won, Head of Deloitte Anjin Tax Advisory Division, followed by detailed explanations of the key points of the revised tax laws by experts from various fields at Deloitte Anjin. Major topics included ▲extension of the application period for tax credits on national strategic technologies such as research and development (R&D) tax credits and integrated investment tax credits, and expansion of the scope of R&D tax credits ▲abolition of financial investment income tax ▲postponement of virtual asset taxation ▲introduction of marriage tax credit, and strengthening of tax support for the Yellow Umbrella Deduction, among various issues affecting corporate accounting and taxation.

Deputy CEO Cho Gyu-beom explained the '2025 Tax Operation Direction' and analyzed the impact of the revised tax laws on the corporate environment. Partners Song Ho-chang and Lee Yong-hyun presented the amendments to the Corporate Tax Act and Value-Added Tax Act. Partner Yoo Jeong-gon reported on the amendments to the Customs Act. Director Lee Soo-min introduced the revisions to the Income Tax Act and the Inheritance and Gift Tax Act. Partner Shin Chang-hwan provided an in-depth analysis of the amendments related to the International Tax Adjustment Act and transfer pricing.

CEO Kwon Ji-won said, “Deloitte Anjin holds annual tax law briefings to help corporate accounting and tax officers work efficiently and effectively prepare for tax law revisions,” adding, “We hope this briefing will provide practical assistance for corporate practitioners to clearly understand the revised tax laws and establish preemptive response strategies.”