Yulchon Law Firm and University of Seoul Sign MOU to Enhance Tax Law Education

By KWONKYUHONG Posted : August 21, 2026, 10:32 Updated : August 21, 2026, 10:32

Yulchon LLC and the University of Seoul's Graduate School of Taxation announced on August 21 that they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance the training and education of professionals in tax law.


The agreement aims to strengthen educational and research capabilities in the field of tax law and to expand practical connections.


Under the MOU, the two institutions will actively collaborate on several initiatives, including the joint development and operation of educational programs for tax law professionals, collaborative research to enhance tax law research capabilities, and the joint operation of practical programs such as regular lectures, seminars, and workshops. They will also support educational and research infrastructure.


Jeon Young-jun, co-head of Yulchon’s tax group, stated, "Tax law is a field of law that is closely linked to both theory and practice. Through this agreement, we will explore ways to integrate Yulchon’s practical experience into tax law education and research, as well as how to apply the theoretical research outcomes from the Graduate School of Taxation in practice."


Jung Ji-sun, head of the Graduate School of Taxation, expressed a similar vision, saying, "We aim to create a leading model of industry-academia cooperation that transcends simple exchanges between the two institutions, integrating education, research, and practice in the field of tax law."


The two institutions plan to continuously develop their industry-academia cooperation model through ongoing exchanges and collaboration.


Founded in 1997, Yulchon LLC is one of South Korea's leading law firms, providing a wide range of legal services to corporate and individual clients in areas such as corporate law, finance, fair trade, tax, real estate and construction, and litigation.





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