Abstract
Regarding the growing demand for South Korean goods among Indonesian entrepreneurs. E-commerce services provide a convenient and quick way for them to sell these items via the internet, bypassing the need for a physical encounter between the buyer and seller. The study's goal is to examine how well South Korean internet store owners comprehend e-commerce tax. A qualitative descriptive approach was taken for this investigation. Primary sources were employed for this study. Google Forms were used to collect data from a set sample of respondents, and online interviews were conducted virtually. Main findings this study, some online store owners selling South Korean products are already familiar with e-commerce taxes, while others are still in the dark about them due to a lack of socialization from the tax office.
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