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Need help I just realized that I need to report my tax returns for the current year, and I have already filed my return without including any information in the Miscellaneous Income section, which is indicated as required in my account. Should I take any action to rectify this situation? Capture.JPG...

What factors are you using? Purely stock price? https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnas/amzn/valuation My thinking is that because of Inflation/Recession demand will decrease, so I was thinking that Amazon's stock price will also decrease, and as inflation becomes more stable the demand will rise a...

So, I applied to NURO and been paying 5000+ monthly (Installation price is included) and recently it jumped to 7000+ this month (1 year into the contract) I got one of the cashbacks and expecting to avail of the cashback after a year. My question is, Is it possible to avail their next campaign after...

Thank you guys for the insights
Highly appreciated

As for my actions,
Ill keep the stock and add more when the price is right instead.
as for the stock that I mentioned, its Amazon.

I need your thoughts

I bought a stock and now its 30% down.
I'm thinking of like selling it and buy it when it goes lower like 40% or 50% or more from my initial position, is this a good idea?
with the thinking that the stock will grow in the 1 to 2 years from my initial position.

No, you don't have to, but depending on the amount of your other income, and whether they are Japanese Stocks or Overseas Stocks, there may be an advantage to filing a Kakutei Shinkoku in March. Dividends and Capital Gains cannot be processed in your Nenmatsu Chosei. Thanks for affirming, I think t...

Can someone verify this

Do I need to register anything this year-end adjustment 年末調整 ?
I received some dividends and sold some stocks.

All stocks are under Specific account with tax withholding
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Thanks in advance

beanhead wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 2:36 am No, there is only one flat-rate for capital gains here. Dividends are also taxed at the same rate, just over 20%.

Hmm I see so I just need to consider the (20% tax + commission rate)
to visualize the NET gain

Thanks for the reply

I have a question regarding selling stocks / mutual funds / ETF

What happens if I sell a stock and gain 100 yen out of it? Is it still taxed?
Does long-term and short-term capital gains tax rate exist in Japan? like holding a stock for a year to have a lower tax rate?

Thank in advance

TokyoBoglehead wrote: ↑Thu Oct 20, 2022 2:21 pm I still say if you are using Amazon, get the free Amazon card.

I agree on that, maybe I should apply an amazon credit card

but if your still in the rakuten ecosystem, maybe making a visa one might help, I have both
right now, I need to transfer my utility bills to my visa card