Hello, I'm Park Sang-hyeon, a tax adviser at the Manufacturing Industry Center.

Tax Corporation Expert is the first industry-specific tax corporation in Korea where top tax advisors from each industry gather.

Each branch is only responsible for a specific industry Professional industry centerare separated,

I am at the tax corporation Expert Hwaseong Dongtan Branch (Manufacturing, Gyeongria Outsourcing Center)

Together with many manufacturing representatives

We have systematically dealt with special accounting and tax structures unique to the manufacturing industry.

Why should a “manufacturing representative” know tax affairs directly?

CEO, you know if the product comes out well even if you just hear the machine running in the factory, right?

But why is the sound of our company's money spinning around (tax)

Do you leave it to someone else (bookkeeper, tax agent) only?

The manufacturing industry is on a different level from wholesale, retail, and service industries.

Buy raw materials, use people, and turn machines to make products Complex structure That's because.

If the inventory doesn't fit → Suspected of missing sales Tax inspection It comes out.
If machine depreciation is wrong → You don't have to pay right away Pay taxes in advance.
If you don't apply for government grants → The factory next door is getting 100 million back We are the only ones who can't accept it.

You don't need to memorize tax laws.

though “Where can I get money and where can I save money”

The CEO must be in control of that flow.

This course clearly captures that “flow.”

This course is not a theory of catching floating clouds.

It's a 5-step practical roadmap that's just what you need in a manufacturing site.

Chapter 1. The big picture of manufacturing tax structures

“We need to look at forests, not trees, to see tax savings strategies.”

Why should I listen to it?
If you understand the flow of money unique to the manufacturing industry, which leads to sales, costs, labor costs, profits, and equipment investment, you can understand when, how much, and why taxes are paid.

Chapter 2. 'Proof & inventory' management to protect money like blood

“We are challenging the risk of tax inspection to 0%.”

Why should I listen to it?
This is the field where mistakes are made the most and most prosecuted. We'll tell you everything from the timing of issuing tax invoices to the troublesome “inventory mismatch” issue, and how to turn defective inventory into money.

Chapter 3. 'Facility & Depreciation', the heart of the manufacturing industry

“Machine prices, know-how to get rid of costs as quickly as possible”

Why should I listen to it?
A machine worth hundreds of millions of won, and if mishandled, the tax will be paid according to the tax and the cost will not be recognized. Learn techniques to reduce corporate taxes with machinery, from acquisition to disposal.

Chapter 4. Bonuses given by the country, 'Tax Credit & Deduction'

“I'll find all the tax benefits I didn't get because I didn't know.”

Why should I listen to it?
Small business reduction (up to 100%), employment tax credit (15.5 million won per person), investment tax credit (10% of investment funds)... The owner of the factory next door is receiving it, but only the CEO may be missing it. Here's a quick explanation of the requirements and application methods.

Chapter 5. Create “financial statements” that banks like

“Interest rates on loans are falling and investors are coming.”

Why should I listen to it?
Financial statements are the report card and face of a company. Debt ratio, liquidity ratio, profit margin... I will tell you how to manage the numbers that banks and investors see with a magnifying glass to be evaluated as a “superior company.”

I highly recommend it to these representatives!

✔ [Established less than 5 years ago] CEO who has just started running the factory and is not sure if he is receiving tax benefits (100% reduction)

✔ [Sales 1 billion to 10 billion] The CEO is afraid of a tax bomb that may explode because the company is getting bigger and the management is out of date

✔ [Facility investment plan] CEO who is planning to import a large machine or expand the factory soon

✔ [Loan concerns] CEO who needs a bank loan or wants to lower interest rates, but his financial statements are messed up

CEO of the manufacturing industry, a must watch! 'Manufacturing Specialization' Tax Basics Course to Avoid Tax Bombs

CEO of the manufacturing industry, a must watch! 'Manufacturing Specialization' Tax Basics Course to Avoid Tax Bombs