"Sharing Strategies for Responding to Tax Reform Proposals"... Samil PwC to Hold Briefing Session

Free Briefing Session at Yongsan Headquarters on September 30

Samil PwC will mobilize tax experts from various fields to share key details and response strategies regarding this year's tax reform proposals.

On September 8, Samil PwC announced that it will hold the "2025 Tax Reform Proposal Briefing Session" at its headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, at 2 p.m. on September 30.

At this briefing session, tax experts from Samil PwC's tax division will introduce the main points of each tax reform proposal, including the Corporate Tax Act, the Restriction of Special Taxation Act, the Income Tax Act, and the Act on the Adjustment of International Taxes. They will also share practical implications for business operations.

This year's tax reform proposals released by the government include several amendments such as: ▲ restoration of the corporate tax rate ▲ revision of the tax system to promote investment and win-win cooperation ▲ supplementation of the consolidated tax payment system ▲ revision of the integrated employment tax credit ▲ tax support for venture capital investment associations ▲ introduction of additional domestic tax in relation to the global minimum tax ▲ expansion of income tax deductions for credit card use ▲ introduction of separate taxation on dividend income from high-dividend companies ▲ restoration of the securities transaction tax and an increase in the education tax rate.

The briefing session will be held free of charge, and participants can register through the Samil PwC website until September 16.

Lee Joonghyun, Head of the Tax Division at Samil PwC, stated, "As changes in the international tax environment accelerate, including digital transformation, carbon neutrality regulations, and the introduction of the global minimum tax, sophisticated tax policies that enhance corporate competitiveness and restore trust in the capital market have become more important than ever for the sustainable growth of the Korean economy. I hope this briefing session will serve as an active forum to share strategies for responding to changes in the tax environment brought about by the reform proposals."