Samjong KPMG announced on October 6 that it will hold the '2026 Import Car Seminar' on the 20th at the Posco Tower in Yeoksam, Seoul.
The seminar aims to examine trends in the global automotive industry and the domestic import car market, sharing key issues and practical responses that the import car sector should focus on. It will consist of three sessions: market trends, risk management, and accounting & taxation.
In the market trends session, Senior Researcher Kim Na-rae will analyze major changes in the global automotive industry and the flow of the domestic import car market, providing future outlooks. Executive Director Jo Yong-ho will introduce artificial intelligence (AI) technologies applicable to the import car industry and present case studies on their implementation.
The risk management session will feature Executive Director Jang Sung-won discussing legal and regulatory risks, such as violations of advertising laws, that may arise in the import car sector and key considerations for responses. Executive Director Lee Chang-min will present on 'Import Car Information Security Risk Management,' focusing on information protection issues and management strategies.
The accounting & taxation session will explore accounting, taxation, and customs issues in the import car industry. Executive Director Choi Jun-sung will discuss major accounting issues and practical considerations, while Executive Director Jo Young-seo will explain key tax issues and response strategies based on recent tax audit cases.
Executive Director Kim Tae-joo will examine major customs issues and recent regulatory changes, focusing on electric vehicles and after-service (AS) parts, and will suggest practical responses to consider during export and import transactions.
Byun Young-hoon, head of the audit division at Samjong KPMG, stated, 'Import car companies need to comprehensively assess various management risks, including market changes, regulations, information protection, and accounting, taxation, and customs.' He added, 'This seminar will help the import car industry understand market change directions and prepare responses to key management issues.'
Established in 2011, the automotive division of Samjong KPMG provides accounting, taxation, finance, and consulting services to manufacturers and parts suppliers.
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