Accounting, payroll, tax, company registration and financial controls for foreign-invested companies — run by a Seoul team, reported in the format your head office already uses.
Statutory books kept in Korean for the tax office, and a management pack in your group's format and language for the people who make decisions. One team does both, so the two never disagree.
Monthly payroll, the four major insurances, withholding and year-end settlement — calculated in Korea, reported in English, and reconciled into your accounts rather than sitting in a separate system.
The Korean filing calendar, handled end to end: VAT returns, the corporate income tax return, withholding on payments to your parent, and the transfer pricing file that supports them.
Subsidiary, branch or liaison office — the choice determines your tax position, your ability to hire, and how hard it is to send money home. We help you choose deliberately, then build it.
Bank signatory, cash administration, reconciliation and vendor control — the segregation of duties a three-person Korean office cannot build on its own, provided from outside it.