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An employee calculating figures for tax payment processing Introduction: Dear Readers, greetings! Today, we will take some time to introduce Korea’s tax laws. This guide is particularly designed to be as clear as possible for foreigners who are currently running a business in Korea or planning to start one in the near future. Korea’s tax laws and systems are far from simple. There are various types of taxes, and the regulations often change due to shifts in economic conditions and policy considerations. Therefore, it is always necessary to stay up to date. Let us begin. 1) Obtaining a Business Registration Certificate In Korea, even to start a small-scale business, one must apply for and obtain a business registration certificate. Applications are submitted to the district tax office that has jurisdiction over the business address. Usually, it takes about two to three days to receive the certificate, and in some cases, it may be issued on the same day. However, if the required doc...