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South Korean tax law changes for 2011
Practice Area: Corporation Tax
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: South Korea
Published: 20 March 2011
Law Firm: Kim & Chang
Overview
A number of changes have recently been made to South Korean taxation laws across a number of different sectors.
In this briefing, Kim & Chang analyses these changes, which relate to the areas of corporation tax, income tax, as well as other developments relevant to the financial industry and local tax law.
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