Accounting & tax compliance
I help maintain your Korean books, reconcile figures at month-end, and explain key changes to your global finance team.
Bookkeeping · Month-end close · HQ reporting · Korean tax filings
For foreign companies in Korea
I help foreign companies set up and run their Korean operations, from local bookkeeping and tax filings to month-end close, HQ reporting, and cross-border tax reviews.
Practice areas
Support for your Korean entity at launch, through month-end reporting, and when a cross-border or project-specific tax question comes up.
I help maintain your Korean books, reconcile figures at month-end, and explain key changes to your global finance team.
Bookkeeping · Month-end close · HQ reporting · Korean tax filings
I review accounting and tax considerations around setting up a Korean entity and help establish local processes for recordkeeping and reporting.
Entity setup tax considerations · Accounting setup · First reporting cycle
I review Korean tax issues arising from intercompany transactions and cross-border payments, and help document the facts that inform tax decisions.
Transfer pricing · Cross-border tax reviews · Transaction tax advisory
I provide hands-on support during a vacancy, transition, or tax project and communicate in English with both local teams and overseas headquarters.
Interim coverage · Filing calendar and issue management · HQ communication

About
I am a director at Samdo Accounting Firm. My experience spans audit and international tax at PwC Korea and tax manager work with foreign companies. I work directly with overseas finance and tax teams in English.
Media & professional profile
Explore my professional background and hear how I approach international tax in practice.
Ikjun Eom joins the Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants to discuss his work in international tax.
Watch on YouTubeSee my professional background and posts on Korean accounting, tax compliance, and cross-border work.
Practical guides
Starting points for local and overseas teams preparing to set up, report on, or review Korean operations.
Outline your intended business activities, target dates for incorporation and operations, and the people responsible for local accounting, payroll, and HQ reporting. Share your reporting requirements early so you can plan the initial setup.
Confirm the reporting package, submission deadline, account mapping, reporting currency, and exchange rate conventions. Keep a reconciliation of differences between the local books and the figures submitted to headquarters.
Gather the agreements, invoices, and payment records. Note which entities performed the work, the period covered, the relationship between the parties, and how the amounts were determined.
Contact
Tell me a little about your company, the stage of your Korean operations, and where you need support. You can write in English or Korean.
Call+82 10-6578-7639Office location
Take Exit 1 at Sinnonhyeon Station. Meetings with Ikjun Eom are on the 3rd floor of Cheongwon Building.
Office address
The map listing may show the 2nd floor. For an appointment with Ikjun Eom, please go to the 3rd floor.