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Inheritance tax measures (3) Are you prepared for inheritance of real estate? To protect assets and ensure smooth succession
While your real estate can be a great asset at the time of inheritance, it also carries the risk of causing inheritance tax burdens and family troubles if appropriate measures are not taken. Early measures will help you avoid future problems and reduce your tax burden. In this article, we will discuss the inheritance of real estate... -
I want to study in Japan! Basic Knowledge of College Student Visa
A college student visa is the first important step to clear when seeking to study in Japan. To obtain a visa, it is essential to obtain admission from a Japanese school and to prepare the necessary documents. The application process and conditions vary depending on nationality and length of stay, so be sure you have the correct and up-to-date information... -
The number of accepted industries is expanded! About Specified Technical Skill 1 and Specified Technical Skill 2 Status of Residence
The Japanese government, in response to the growing shortage of labor, has introduced the "Specified Technical Skills 1" residence status, which allows foreign nationals with a certain level of expertise and skills to enter Japan only in industrial fields where it is difficult to secure human resources despite efforts to improve productivity and to secure domestic human resources.... -
2024 Revision] Inheritance Tax Measures (2) What is the Settlement Taxation System at the Time of Inheritance?
Regardless of the variety of inheritance assets, it is very important to "think about inheritance in advance. Inheritance tax can be reduced by giving a portion of your property to your children, grandchildren, or other family members before your death and passing it on to the next generation in advance. Typical and well-known examples are... -
Inheritance Tax Prevention (1) Use the calendar year taxation system to wisely bequeath your property to the next generation. Basic Knowledge of Gift Taxes
Living wills are gaining attention as a way for individuals to distribute their own assets to family members or loved ones prior to their death. It is a means of reducing the burden of inheritance taxes and ensuring a smooth transfer of assets, but it requires knowledge of the taxation system and laws, and requires systematic preparation. This article discusses the benefits of living wills and... -
If you don't know, you could be subject to unexpected estate taxes! What is a living gift addition?
Gift tax is a tax imposed on the transfer of property by gift, but special rules exist for gifts made during one's lifetime. One of the most important of these rules is the "living gift addition," which means that the gifted property is added to the estate when the donor dies. If the property donated during the donor's lifetime is added to the donor's... -
Protect the life of your remaining wife! Learn about 5 special programs to protect your spouse after your death.
Several preferential systems are in place in Japan to protect the residence and livelihood of spouses in inheritance. Spousal residency and short-term spousal residency are systems that ensure that a spouse can continue to live in a familiar home with peace of mind. In addition, there is a system of exemption from bringing back special benefits, gift tax distribution... -
Who are the heirs? Who inherits how much? Legal inheritance, order of inheritance, and other provisions
Statutory inheritance share refers to the approximate percentage of inherited property that the heirs would acquire under the law if the decedent did not leave a will. Under the Japanese Civil Code, legal heirs, including spouses, children, parents, and siblings, have the right to inherit property in the proportions determined... -
I want to bring my family to Japan! Obtaining a Family Resident Visa
Foreign nationals residing in Japan who wish to live in Japan with their family members are required to obtain a "Family Resident Visa". The "Family Visa" is a status of residence required for foreigners residing in Japan to invite their spouses, children, and other family members to Japan to live with them. This visa allows you to live in Japan with your family without worrying about...
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