- New administrative regulations introduced by Korea Customs Service
- Aimed at improving data collection during customs audits
- Regulations include provisions on suspension or extension of customs audit, fines, non-issuance of amended VAT invoice, denial of transaction price, reporting, referral, notification disposition, and other sanctions
- Multinational enterprises advised to prepare necessary data through pre-risk assessment or utilize pre-cooperation programs before a customs audit
Source: kpmg.com
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