Koriny signs strategic MOU with MarkKang Tax

Koriny, a comprehensive U.S. real estate solutions platform, announced on the 8th that it had signed a strategic partnership with Mark Kang Tax, a U.S. tax filing specialist, at Koriny’s headquarters in New York’s 4 World Trade Center. The partnership aims to strengthen Koriny’s U.S. real estate investment advisory services.

The companies will draw on their respective expertise to provide their clients with U.S. real estate tax, accounting and asset management services, as well as comprehensive real estate advisory and services for businesses entering the U.S. market. They will also work together to help clients address tax issues through premium U.S. real estate services, including specialized advice on capital gains, gift and estate taxes.

“This partnership creates a collaborative system that enables clients purchasing U.S. real estate to receive one-stop advice on the complex tax rules in both Korea and the United States,” said Moon Tae-young, CEO of Koriny. “We will share useful information on U.S. real estate and taxes through regular online and in-person seminars.”

Koriny is a comprehensive U.S. real estate solutions platform headquartered at 4 World Trade Center in Manhattan, New York. Since its founding in 2017, the company has provided a range of U.S. real estate services, primarily focused on New York, including leasing and sales consulting for residential and commercial properties, asset management, and packages for companies entering the U.S. market. It has expanded its services from New York to New Jersey, Boston, Los Angeles, Hawaii and Miami.

Mark Kang, head of Mark Kang Tax, is a U.S. certified public accountant. His background includes a doctorate from KAIST, a research position at Stanford and a research professorship at Korea University. Mark Kang Tax provides individual services, including tax filing for green card and U.S. citizenship holders, gift and estate tax returns, and U.S. tax consultations. Its corporate services include support for Korean companies entering the U.S. market and Korean companies investing in the United States.