Seohyun, in collaboration with Doohyun Law Firm, offers a one-stop service that combines the expertise of top tax and legal professionals, renowned for the industry's highest success rate and top quality. Our team includes advisors with experience at the Tax Tribunal, experts from the National Tax Service, certified public accountants, and tax lawyers specializing in various fields. These experts solve complex issues with accumulated experience and know-how.

Seohyun excels in finding the best logic to ensure no taxpayer is treated unfairly and helps tax authorities conduct proper taxation. We have provided top-level tax appeal services for top 10 conglomerates and high-value tax cases exceeding 100 billion won.

Seohyun selects the optimal appeal procedure based on the specifics of the taxed issue and provides consistent service even if the case proceeds to tax litigation, working jointly with law firms. Since pre-assessment reviews, objections, and tax appeals are handled by different administrative bodies, the strategies for each must be distinct.

Tax appeals involve procedures for taxpayers whose rights or interests are infringed by tax dispositions to request the cancellation or modification of those dispositions. This includes pre-assessment review as a preventive remedy, and objections, appeals, and litigation as post-remedy methods.

Pre-assessment Review :

Filing for review with the tax office or the National Tax Service regarding tax assessment notices. It serves as a preventive remedy that can be quickly resolved before the tax notice is issued.

Objection :

Filing for review with the tax office that issued or should have issued the disposition. After an objection, one can still file for appeal or re-examination.

Tax Appeal :

Filing with the Tax Tribunal (under the Prime Minister's Office) to contest the legality of the tax disposition. It is handled independently and neutrally by the Tax Tribunal.

Re-examination :

Filing with the National Tax Service or the Board of Audit and Inspection to contest the legality of the tax disposition. Strategic recommendations are advised against filing for re-examination with the National Tax Service if pre-assessment review was conducted.