Korea Supreme Court releases decision on substantive owner [TAX ALERT]

March 7, 2013

This Alert examines a Korea Supreme Court (Supreme Court) decision issued in relation to the taxation of a Cayman limited partnership as a foreign corporation and the substantive owner of the Korean-source income.

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