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Proposed amendments to South Korean corporation tax enforcement
Practice Area: Corporation Tax
Sector: Real estate
Jurisdiction: South Korea
Published: 20 March 2011
Law Firm: Kim & Chang
Overview
A new restriction on qualifying for corporate income tax benefits in Korea's real estate and construction sector has been proposed.
In this briefing, the proposed amendments to the enforcement decrees under the Corporate Income Tax Act in South Korea are looked at in more detail by Korean law firm Kim & Chang.
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