Juhyun Park, Attorney at Lee & Ko. Attorney Juhyun Park, who became a partner in 2023, is a 12th-year tax specialist who joined Lee & Ko in 2015. Having entered Seoul National University School of Law after obtaining a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) license, he handles tax litigation, tax advisory, and tax audit response work. In the "2026 Korea Law Firm Consumer Report," he was evaluated as a core member of Lee & Ko's Tax Team and an expected next-generation leader in the tax field. Eight legal officers from 6 corporations designated him as a "Next Leader," and he also earned 4 votes for "Best Lawyer." Q: You were selected as a Next Leader. A: It is merely inheriting the market's trust in Lee & Ko's Tax Team for a moment as a junior member. I like the book 'Investing and Life Like Compound Interest'. I believe that studying every day with the mindset that an expert must remain a lifelong student has led to my growth today." Q: How have you built your expertise in the tax field? A: I really enjoy research. 알라딘오락실 The process of delving deeply into a single topic, collecting data, and organizing it is joyful in itself. Domestic and foreign tax books and other legal volumes I gradually collected since my early associate years have grown to 500 volumes before I knew it. Since I cannot store them all physically, I scanned them all into PDFs and search through them whenever needed. Thinking in advance about what keywords I might use to search for them later, I write case numbers, facts, issues, and relevant statutory clauses in detail in the filenames. That is why I can review client inquiries from as many diverse angles as possible. While drafting a single legal opinion, I even searched foreign tax law papers to understand the starting point of the system before developing the logic. Q: What principle do you try to maintain when working with clients? A: The thing I guard against most when working is preconception. Leaning easily toward a certain conclusion can cause one to miss arguments favorable to the client. 바다이야기 어플 The tax field has many exceptions, and statutes and court rulings continuously change. I always try to return to ground zero for review, reflecting on whether I am falling into the illusion of already knowing everything. I always keep in my heart what my professor said during my study abroad years: 'The biggest problem is not even knowing what you don't know.' When work concludes, I seek direct feedback from the client. I ask how this matter was, and what was lacking or good compared to other law firms or accounting firms. Listening directly, there are many instances where clients consider details very important that I had thought were minor. Q: What is your own unique work style? A: Advisory work and tax audit response are ultimately a battle against time. I always ponder how to efficiently manage text-based knowledge. I currently subscribe to the highest tier plans for all four major LLM models. This is to further raise the speed and quality of research and to efficiently utilize the knowledge data I have accumulated myself. 모바일 야마토 도박 Even after 10 years of work, tax law remains complex. I strive to explain and persuade as easily as possible. Q: How do you manage your time? A: In my junior years, I often worked into the dawn or early morning. My daily routine was completely broken, and my weight even increased by nearly 30kg. After returning from studying abroad, I completely changed my lifestyle. Now, I arrive at the office by 6:00 to 7:00 AM at the latest. On some days, I even arrive at 3:00 AM. At dawn, I can focus solely on work without interruption and plan my day with far more leeway. No matter how busy I am, I definitely run for 30 minutes a day. I believe managing physical stamina boosts work efficiency. Q: What are your future goals? A: I want to become a master craftsman in the tax law field. Having an innate 'nerd/geek' disposition, I study and work hard every day. If clients seek me out again 5 or 10 years from now, I think that would be the most honest evaluation. I want to be a helper who assists clients so that taxes do not feel like an obstacle blocking their business, but rather a solvable problem. Seo-Ha-Yeon, Reporter s from 6 c