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AMCHAM CFO & Taxation Committee Meeting Part 2 Webinar

DATE & TIME

Wednesday, May 11, 2022

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

* Registered attendees will receive online access information.

VENUE

Online Broadcast

EVENT DESCRIPTION

The filing due date for Korean individual income tax returns on global income is rapidly approaching (May 31). Come join us as the heads of the Global Employment Services practice at Deloitte Korea provide an update and answer your questions on recent changes that may affect you, including:

- Key Korean tax and reporting issues to consider when approaching your 5th year of residency in Korea
- How to report tax on stock option or RSU income on acquisition, holding and sale
- Taxation on company provided housing - any changes from 2022?
- Changes in taxation of investment income (including virtual assets) from year 2023
- Other tax implications on foreign assets transactions (e.g., gift, inheritance, etc.)
- Tax treatment of remote work
- Immigration policy update related to Covid-19

Detail

TOPIC	Things that Expats should be aware of when filing Korean individual income tax returns and foreign bank account reporting
COST	KRW 0 for members KRW 0 for non-members
RSVP/ PAYMENT BY	Noon, Tuesday, May 10, 2022 * PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs will NOT be accepted after this date.

About the Speaker

Min Soo Seo, GES Partner, Deloitte Korea

Min Soo is country leader of the GES (Global Employer Services) practice at Deloitte Korea. His extensive experience managing all aspects of global mobility issues for various industries in the world allows him to provide clients with practical solutions with keen business insight. He has 21 years of public accounting experience, primarily in the GES practice.

Hyeok Ki Kwon, GES Partner, Deloitte Korea

Hyeok Ki is a Tax Partner in charge of the GES (Global Employer Services) practice at Deloitte Korea. He specializes in providing tax and consulting services for expatriates of multinational companies. He has extensive experience working with companies operating on a global scale, which brings a wider appreciation of the issues likely to impact foreign employees working in Korea from an immigration and global mobility perspective. He has 16 years of public accounting experience, primarily in the GES practice.