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chasmmi
Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Location: Ulsan
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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 10:56 pm Post subject: Tax Certificate |
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Does anybody know about this with regards to transferring an E2 Visa, apparently immigration is telling my new employer I need to give them a tax certificate.
My current employer however is telling me that they do not have any certificate like this.
I already have a stamped LOR and such from my current emplyer so what is the issue with this tax form as I have never seen mention of it before.
Also if worst case scenario, the tax my employer has been deducting from my salary hasn't actually found its way to the taxman am I screwed? |
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Skippy

Joined: 18 Jan 2003 Location: Daejeon
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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2012 11:08 pm Post subject: |
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Are you sure this is not the business license or school registration.
From Hi Korea website
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Passport and foreign registration card
Application form
An explanation letter (in case of closing of lecture or closing of office, document to conform that)
An Employment contract
A copy of school establishment & operation registration and business registration
A letter of consent from former workplace
Reference (in case of change of working place)
Issuance of proof of (lack of) criminal records (the records must be affixed with the relevant nation�s Apostille by their local Korean consulate or their consulates in Korea)
※ Nationals of countries that have not signed the Apostille treaty, (Canada, China, etc) must get their records verified by their local Korean consulate or their consulates in Korea, and those already in Korea who were issued their criminal records from their consulates in Korea have no need for an Apostille
Original copy of Helth Examination for Employment(include TBPC test and HIV test) issued by A Public Health Center or A General Hospital or A National Hospital or A Public Hospital
Fees (tax stamp 60,000 won) |
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