Law firm Daeryook&Aju LLC said on the 25th that it will hold a "2026 tax reform plan briefing" at 2 p.m. on the 2nd of next month in the main conference room of Donghoon Tower in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
At this briefing, the firm will review parts of the 2026 tax reform plan that the government released on the 3rd, focusing on items affecting corporations' business succession and stock asset adjustments, and discuss response measures.
This year's tax reform plan includes overhauling the tax system for treasury shares in line with the Commercial Act amended in March, revising the valuation method for listed shares, and reforming the business succession deduction. The government adjusted related systems with the aim of supporting smooth business succession while calibrating excessive tax support.
At the briefing, attorney Choi Woo-seok will explain "the business succession deduction reform plan and response measures." Choi handled taxes including income and corporate taxes at the Ministry of Economy and Finance, served as a research judge for tax cases at the Supreme Court, head of the Tax Policy Division's precedent team, and director of the tariff cooperation division, before joining Daeryook&Aju last year.
Attorney Woo Ji-hoon will give a presentation on "the reform plan for taxation of treasury shares and other items, and response measures." Woo served as an advisory attorney to the Seoul and Jungbu regional tax offices, a member of the National Tax Service's tax accountant qualification review committee, and a research judge for tax cases at the Supreme Court, before joining Daeryook&Aju this year.
Daeryook&Aju said, "For corporations planning business succession and stock asset adjustments, this will be a practical session to craft strategies suited to their individual circumstances in line with the changed tax environment."
Attendance at the briefing is available by advance registration.