South Korea Bank Statement Converter
Convert South Korea bank statement PDFs to CSV, Excel (.xlsx), JSON, or QuickBooks (.qbo) files. Works with major South Korea banks and helps with NTS Hometax filing, Korean VAT returns, and accounting software import.
Bank Statements in South Korea
Banks in South Korea usually provide statements as downloadable PDF files through online banking portals. These PDFs contain transaction tables with dates, descriptions, debit and credit amounts, and balances.
MintConvert extracts these transaction tables and converts them into structured formats like CSV, Excel (.xlsx), JSON, or QuickBooks (.qbo). This allows the data to be analysed in spreadsheets or imported into accounting software used in South Korea.
Major South Korea Banks Supported
MintConvert supports bank statement PDFs from major banks in South Korea, including:
- KB Kookmin Bank bank statements can be converted to CSV, Excel, JSON, or QuickBooks.
Choose Your Output Format
Why MintConvert
- 1 supported banks — KB Bank
- KRW preserved — Amounts exported as numeric values
- Date normalisation — YYYY-MM-DD → YYYY-MM-DD
- NTS Hometax filing, Korean VAT returns, and accounting software import — In South Korea, bank statements are required for Hometax income tax filing (Jonghap Sogeup) and as supporting documents for VAT returns filed with the National Tax Service (NTS).
- 4 output formats — CSV, Excel, JSON, QuickBooks
- Free to start — 5 conversions/month with no credit card
Frequently Asked Questions
Which South Korea banks are supported?
MintConvert supports KB Kookmin Bank with bank-specific parsers for each bank's PDF format.
Can I use converted South Korea statements for NTS Hometax filing, Korean VAT returns, and accounting software import?
In South Korea, bank statements are required for Hometax income tax filing (Jonghap Sogeup) and as supporting documents for VAT returns filed with the National Tax Service (NTS).
What currency format is used in the output?
All KRW amounts are exported as numeric values with no symbols.
What date format is used?
MintConvert normalises dates from YYYY-MM-DD to YYYY-MM-DD.
Which accounting software works with the output?
CSV and Excel outputs work with ERP-iCUBE, SAP Korea, Douzone, DouzoneBizon. QuickBooks uses the QBO format.
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