「tax」一覧

If you sell a property you own in Japan to a Japanese real estate company, a portion of the sale proceeds may be withheld for income tax. In this case, do you need to file a tax return? This article explains the tax treatment when a foreigner sells real estate in Japan, when income tax is withheld, whether tax filing is required, and whether special deductions apply when selling a residential property.

This time, we will explain the tax treatment in Japan when receiving Restricted Stock Units (RSU) or participating in an Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) from a foreign parent company, as well as how to file a tax return.

Even among foreigners living in Japan, not everyone remains in Japan continuously. Some may travel abroad for business. This article explains how Japan’s income tax rules apply to foreigners who frequently leave and return to Japan within a year.