Korea Business GuideFeb 2026
Setting Up a Legal Entity in Korea: Stock Company vs. LLC
A practical comparison of the most common entity structures for foreign companies entering the Korean market.
Based in Seoul · Serving Clients Globally
Your Bridge to
Korean Business
We navigate Korean regulatory complexity so you don't have to. Tax, accounting, payroll, and entity setup — fully managed by a team that speaks your language.
Big 4
Trained
3
Languages
20+
Years
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What We Do
The complete Korea back-office, from day one to year-end.
01
Market Entry
Entity setup, business registration, and initial compliance — so you can hit the ground running in Korea.
Learn more02Accounting & Reporting
Bookkeeping, payroll, and HQ-ready monthly reporting bridging K-GAAP and IFRS.
Learn more03Tax & Compliance
Corporate tax, VAT, withholding tax, and transfer pricing — filed correctly and on time.
Learn more04Audit & Assurance
Statutory and voluntary audits, plus audit preparation support for a smooth process.
Learn more05Advisory
Internal controls, management reporting, and strategic advisory for complex decisions.
Learn moreWhat sets us apart06Liaison Service
Your presence in Korea without being there — resident representative and government liaison.
Learn moreWhy Korea Biz Bridge
Not just advisors. We've been in your seat.
Our partners have held senior finance roles inside foreign-owned Korean subsidiaries. We understand both sides — the advisory and the operational.
- PwC · KPMG · EY · IBM Consulting
- Finance Head, foreign-listed Korean subsidiaries
- English · Korean · Japanese (affiliated partner)
- Based in Songpa-gu, Seoul
One Point of Contact
A single partner manages your entire Korea back-office. No handoffs, no silos.
HQ-Ready Reporting
Monthly financials in the format your headquarters expects — IFRS, US GAAP, or custom.
Regulatory Confidence
Every filing, every deadline, every NTS communication — handled with precision.
Transparent Pricing
Fixed monthly fees. No hourly surprises, no hidden charges.