Samil PwC to Hold Seminar on Tax Law Amendments and Customs Valuation Reporting System Reform for Japanese Companies

Conducted in Japanese
Offering Response Strategies

Samil PwC announced on September 17 that it will hold a seminar titled "2025 Tax Law Amendments and Customs Valuation Reporting System Reform for Japanese Companies" at 3:00 p.m. on September 23 at the Mir Hall on the 2nd floor of LS Yongsan Tower in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

Jointly organized by the tax division of Samil PwC and PwC Customs & International Trade, the seminar aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the tax law amendments announced at the end of July and the newly implemented "Bulk Submission System for Customs Valuation Reporting Data" that took effect this month, as well as to offer response strategies. The seminar will be conducted in Japanese for the convenience of Japanese company participants.

In the first session, Harayama Michitaka, Managing Director at Samil PwC, will focus on key points and legislative intent of the tax law amendments that Japanese companies should pay attention to, including the corporate tax rate increase. Managing Director Harayama holds a Japanese tax accountant qualification and has accumulated many years of experience at the National Tax Agency of Japan and tax accounting firms.

In the second session, Kim Seungil, Director of the Tax Division at Samil PwC, and Baek Junghwan, Managing Director at PwC Customs & International Trade, will explain the details of the bulk submission system for customs valuation reporting data and practical response measures for companies.

No Youngseok, Deputy Representative of the Tax Division at Samil PwC, stated, "We hope this seminar will help participants understand the key points of the tax law amendments and the direction of future tax policy, enabling them to establish effective tax strategies. In particular, accurately understanding the changes to the customs reporting system, newly implemented this month, will be of practical help in preventing customs risks and preparing appropriate response measures."

The seminar will be held offline and participation is free of charge. Registration is available on the Samil PwC website.

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