Bio
Profile
Experience
Kim & Chang (2007-Present)
Director, EY Han Young, Seoul, South Korea (2007.8.-2007.10.)
Sr. Manager, Transfer Pricing/Customs, Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers, Seoul, South Korea (2002.1.-2007.8.)
Manager, Tax Consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, New York (1999.11.-2001.11.)
Senior Associate, Tax Consultant, Deloitte Touche, Parsippany, New Jersey (1996.9.-1999.11.)
Law Clerk, ACLU of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia (1994.6.-1994.8.)
Representative Mattersshow
- Advised a leading cosmetic company on the first ever advanced customs valuation agreement with Korea Customs Service.
- Advised a leading sports & apparel company on the transfer pricing and customs valuation consequences of a cross-border restructuring of company’s manufacturing and supply chain operations.
- Advised on one of the first bilateral advance pricing agreements involving Korea and Germany.
- Advised an internet gaming company with the implementation of intercompany service arrangement and model for allocating costs.
Representative Activitiesshow
Publications/Activities
- Getting the Deal Through - Transfer Pricing: Korea chapter (Co-author, Law Business Research, 2018)
Education
Syracuse University College of Law (J.D., 1996)
Syracuse University School of Management (M.S., Accounting, 1996)
New York University (B.S., Economics and International Business, 1990)
Qualifications
Admitted to bar, New York, 1998; New Jersey, 1998
Languages
English and Korean
Insights
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Newsletters
Presidential Decree Amendments for 2019 Reflects Major Tax Law Changes
2019.05.15 -
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Proposed Amendment Introduces Instances to Treat Overseas Investment Vehicles as Beneficial Owners of Korea Source Income
2018.12.31 -
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Key Tax Law Changes Being Proposed for 2019
2018.10.12 -
Articles
Getting the Deal Through - Transfer Pricing 2019: Korea Chapter
2018.09.28 -
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Existing NTS Model No Longer Accepted as a Legitimate Transfer Pricing Calculation Method for Payment Guarantee Fees
2018.07.16 -
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Draft Bill to Capital Gains Tax Exemption Under Korean Domestic Law (“25% Rule”) Updated
2018.04.11