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The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry will hold a training seminar on Wednesday on the tax changes that were applied to this year.
The training session will review and discuss main changes in Korean tax laws with a special focus on changes that will influence foreign-invested companies, foreign shareholders and employees.
Kim and Chang partner Jenny Kim will discuss all the relevant changes to the tax code for this year from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. on the 14th floor of the Grand Ambassador Hotel’s Board Room.
Entrance is 40,000 won and the event is reserved to members of FKCCI only and will be conducted in English.
Registration can be arranged by contacting the FKCCI at (02) 2268-9508 or by visiting their website at www.fkcci.com, where interested participants can download the appropriate form and e-mail it back to the chamber at event@fkcci.com.
The training session will review and discuss main changes in Korean tax laws with a special focus on changes that will influence foreign-invested companies, foreign shareholders and employees.
Kim and Chang partner Jenny Kim will discuss all the relevant changes to the tax code for this year from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. on the 14th floor of the Grand Ambassador Hotel’s Board Room.
Entrance is 40,000 won and the event is reserved to members of FKCCI only and will be conducted in English.
Registration can be arranged by contacting the FKCCI at (02) 2268-9508 or by visiting their website at www.fkcci.com, where interested participants can download the appropriate form and e-mail it back to the chamber at event@fkcci.com.
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