On the 7th, Kim Min-su, Executive Director of WM Headquarters at Hanwha Investment & Securities (right), and Ahn Su-nam, CEO Tax Accountant of Dasol Tax Corporation, are taking a commemorative photo. (Provided by Hanwha Investment & Securities)

On the 7th, Kim Min-su, Executive Director of WM Headquarters at Hanwha Investment & Securities (right), and Ahn Su-nam, CEO Tax Accountant of Dasol Tax Corporation, are taking a commemorative photo. (Provided by Hanwha Investment & Securities)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Minwoo Lee] Hanwha Investment & Securities has partnered with Dasol, the largest tax corporation nationwide. Through this collaboration, they are expected to provide comprehensive services encompassing both financial and tax matters to land compensation clients.


Hanwha Investment & Securities announced on the 8th that it signed a business agreement (MOU) with Dasol the day before.


Dasol Tax Corporation is the largest tax firm in the country, with over 80 branches and more than 100 tax accountants. It handles various tax issues based on experience accumulated at the 3rd New Town expropriation sites.


Through this agreement, Hanwha Investment & Securities will enhance the convenience of financial services arising during new town land compensation for landowners, while providing bond trading and asset management services. Together with Dasol Tax Corporation, they will also offer professional tax advisory services.


Ansunam, Chief Tax Accountant of Dasol Tax Corporation, stated, "We have maintained a collaborative relationship with Hanwha Investment & Securities in various tax fields, and we will work together to ensure that residents receive satisfactory tax and financial services in the land compensation area."



Kim Minsu, Executive Director of the WM Division at Hanwha Investment & Securities, said, "We look forward to the synergy created by Hanwha Investment & Securities, which possesses financial capabilities, and Dasol Tax Corporation, which provides professional tax advisory services."


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