At every stage of acquisition, holding, and transfer, real estate and corporate interests generate distinct tax exposures and risks. Whether assets are held in an individual's name or through a corporate entity, and whether they are domestic or foreign, the tax structure differs fundamentally.
DaeYang does not approach real estate or corporate equity in isolation. Each is reviewed within the context of the family's overall asset structure. Tax issues that may arise at each stage — disposition, gifting, succession, corporate conversion, and equity reorganization — are identified and managed in advance.
Tax does not end with filing. Aligning the form and structure of assets is the foundation of long-term stability.
