Korea Inheritance Tax

Korea Inheritance Tax refers to a tax levied on inherited property when the property is transferred free of charge (or bequeathed) to a family member or relative upon one’s demise.

Korea Inheritance Tax

Korea Inheritance Tax is a tax imposed on the property inherited by family members or relatives when an individual passes away. The rate of inheritance tax in South Korea can vary, making it essential to understand the specific regulations that may affect your situation.

Navigating the complexities of inheritance tax laws in South Korea can be challenging. At Pureum Law Office (PLO), we are here to help you manage these challenges with ease and clarity.

Our team can connect you with trusted CPAs and tax accountants in South Korea who specialize in inheritance tax matters, ensuring that you receive comprehensive and accurate advice tailored to your circumstances.

If you have questions about Korean inheritance tax or need guidance on managing inherited assets, please get in touch with Pureum Law Office today. Our legal experts are ready to provide the support and resources you need to navigate Korea’s tax laws confidently and ensure a smooth transition of your inheritance matters.

Please refer to the following blog posts regarding inheritance tax.


PLO Experts in Korea Inheritance Tax

Simon Lee

ATTORNEY | Founding Partner

Vincent Han
Vincent Han

Administrative Team Leader | Senior Paralegal

Dominic Lee

ADVISOR | KICPA & KICTA