Tax & Accounting You Can Trust —
in English and Korean
Personalized guidance. Accurate returns. Bilingual service for individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations.
Personalized guidance. Accurate returns. Bilingual service for individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations.
From individual tax preparation to business accounting and nonprofit compliance — everything you need in one place.
Federal and state returns for employees, self-employed, investors, and first-year filers — every deduction and credit accounted for.
Learn more →Corporate, partnership, and LLC returns, plus the bookkeeping and financial statements behind them.
Learn more →Entity selection (LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp), state registration, EIN, and tax elections — set up correctly from day one.
Learn more →Payroll processing, tax deposits, W-2s and 1099s, and NJ/NY sales tax filings — accurate and on time.
Learn more →Received a notice? We respond on your behalf and work toward the best possible resolution.
Learn more →Accounts or assets in Korea or elsewhere? We handle FBAR and FATCA filings — including catch-up procedures.
Learn more →Year-round planning on retirement, business income, and major decisions — so tax is never a surprise in April.
Learn more →Churches, Korean schools, foundations, and community organizations — from exempt status to Form 990 and audits.
Learn more →Churches, Korean schools, foundations, community associations, volunteer organizations — from 501(c)(3) tax-exempt application to annual Form 990 filings, NJ and NY charitable registrations, financial statement audits and reviews, and clergy compensation. Comprehensive accounting and compliance for Korean-American nonprofit organizations.
Your return is prepared and reviewed directly by Hannah Kim, CPA — not passed down to seasonal staff. One expert who knows your full picture.
Tax law is confusing enough without a language barrier. Every option explained plainly, in English or Korean, before decisions are made.
Located on Bergen Boulevard in Palisades Park, serving the families, businesses, and nonprofits of Bergen County and the NY metro area.
Yes. Kim & Company CPA P.C. provides all services in both English and Korean.
We are located at 460 Bergen Blvd, Suite 205, Palisades Park, NJ 07650 — minutes from Fort Lee, Ridgefield, and Leonia.
Yes. We prepare New Jersey, New York, and multi-state returns. Remote consultations by phone or video are available for clients throughout the NY/NJ metro area.
A copy of last year's tax return, photo ID, Social Security numbers for you and your dependents, and your income documents (W-2s, 1099s, business records). If anything is missing, we'll tell you exactly what to gather.
Yes. We regularly help clients catch up on unfiled returns and resolve back-tax issues with the IRS and state. The sooner you act, the more options you have — contact us for a confidential consultation.
If the combined value of your foreign accounts exceeded $10,000 at any point in the year, you are generally required to file an FBAR. Additional FATCA reporting may also apply. We can review your situation and handle the filings.
Fees depend on the complexity of your return or engagement. We'll give you a clear quote after a brief review of your situation — no surprises. The initial consultation is free.
Yes — nonprofit accounting is one of our specialties. We handle 501(c)(3) tax-exempt applications, Form 990/990-EZ/990-N filings, NJ and NY charitable registrations (CRI-300, CHAR500), financial statement audits and reviews, and clergy compensation matters for churches, Korean schools, foundations, and community organizations.
We recommend scheduling ahead, especially during tax season (January–April). Call (201) 815-0543 or use the contact form and we'll confirm a time that works for you.
Kim & Company CPA P.C. is a Korean-American accounting firm located at 460 Bergen Blvd, Palisades Park, NJ. Principal CPA Hannah Kim personally handles every client from start to finish — individual tax returns, business accounting, and nonprofit Form 990 filings. Consultations are available in Korean and English, and the first consultation is free.
Yes. Our office is on Bergen Blvd in Palisades Park, just minutes from Fort Lee, Ridgefield, and Leonia — the heart of Bergen County's Korean-American community. In-person, phone, and video consultations are all available.
Yes, you can switch anytime. Just bring a copy of last year's return from your previous accountant and we'll take it from there. We regularly find missed deductions or errors in prior filings from other firms and file amended returns to recover additional refunds.
Yes. We review prior-year returns for missed deductions or filing errors and correct them through an amended return, which can sometimes result in an additional refund.
Yes. For our business and individual clients, we send reminders ahead of each quarterly estimated tax deadline to help you avoid underpayment penalties.
Yes. Whether an LLC or S-Corp is more tax-efficient depends on your revenue and business structure. We'll review your situation and, if a conversion makes sense, help you file the S-Corp election (Form 2553).
Yes. We represent clients in IRS and NJ/NY state audits — reviewing the notice, preparing documentation, and negotiating directly with the IRS on your behalf. Contact us as soon as you receive a notice.
Yes. We handle New Jersey, New York, and multi-state tax returns, with phone and video consultations available — so clients throughout Flushing, the rest of New York, and other states can work with us without an office visit.
Yes. We incorporate Korean National Pension, retirement accounts, and savings/investment assets into your U.S. tax return, along with any required FBAR/FATCA foreign asset reporting — even for complex overseas asset structures.
Yes. Green card holders and U.S. citizens are required to report worldwide income to the IRS, including wages, rental income, and interest or dividends earned in Korea. We also review potential relief available under the U.S.-Korea tax treaty to avoid double taxation.
It's not too late. The longer you wait, the more penalties accumulate, so starting now is your best option. We regularly help clients catch up on multiple years of unfiled returns and resolve back-tax issues with the IRS.
Yes. U.S. citizens, green card holders, and tax residents must report gains from the sale of foreign real estate. If you already paid capital gains tax in Korea, a foreign tax credit may reduce double taxation. We strongly recommend consulting before completing a foreign property transaction.
Schedule a free consultation. We'll take the time to understand your situation and help you move forward with confidence.