To help Korean-Americans prepare for the 2025 tax filing season, the 36th annual "Tax Filing Seminar," co-hosted by The Korea Times (US Edition) and the Korean American Certified Public Accountants (KACPA), will take place on Thursday, February 13, at 1:00 PM (PST). This free webinar will be broadcast nationwide to Korean audiences.

Since its inception in 1989, the tax filing seminar has been a pivotal resource for Korean taxpayers and businesses, offering up-to-date tax information and practical strategies. This year’s event continues the tradition of serving as a vital platform for tax preparation insights.

What to Expect
Led by experienced members of the KACPA, this year’s seminar will focus on:

New tax regulations and updates,
Key points to consider for individual and business tax filings,
Reporting foreign income and assets.
The seminar will provide essential information and practical advice, ensuring attendees are well-prepared for the tax season. The presentations will be delivered by:

Stanley Cha, CPA: Individual Income Tax Filing
James Cha, CPA: Preparing for Strengthened IRS Audits and Collections
Peter Son, CPA: Reporting Foreign Income and Financial Assets
Accessible Nationwide
For the first time, the seminar will be hosted as a webinar and broadcast live on YouTube. This means participants from Southern California, across the U.S., and even worldwide can join. Simply visit The Korea Times webinar website (koreatimes.com/webinar) using a computer or mobile device to participate.

Special Sponsors
This year’s event is proudly supported by Hanmi Bank (CEO Bonnie Lee), PCB Bank (CEO Henry Kim), and CBB Bank (CEO James Hong).

As one of the most prominent events for the Korean community, this seminar offers invaluable tax-related insights tailored to Korean taxpayers. We encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity and join the 2025 Free Tax Filing Seminar.