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Thank you, everyone. Unfortunately, I panicked and took large losses. So from the comments, I understand that these losses can be carried forward for three years and be used to offset dividend income.
I would really appreciate if someone could tell me the procedure for doing it.

Unfortunately, I have made significant losses recently on my stock market investments here in Japan. Is it possible to use this losses to offset my taxable income or carry them forward? Thanks!

It's really hard to see how yen will depreciate in the near term with BOJ raising interest rates and FRB starting to cut them soon. I am seriously concerned about my foreign equity and even gold positions, which have taken a beating in the last couple of weeks. I am considering cutting those positio...

[quote="Tsumitate Wrestler" post_id=40161 time=1721044026 user_id=3553 What type of accounts? Tax reporting account with tax collection (特定口座 源泉徴収あり) Tax reporting account without tax collection (特定口座 源泉徴収なし) If you have a tax-reporting account you can file a capital loss, but it will not ...

Thank you. Yes, these are two different brokers - Rakuten and SBI. If it's possible, what kind of form would I need for the tax return? In Japanese it’s called a 確定申告. You can do this online via the e-Tax system, or else show up in person at your local tax office and have them assist. There is a se...

Thank you. Yes, these are two different brokers - Rakuten and SBI.

If it's possible, what kind of form would I need for the tax return?

I did a quick search, but couldn't find answer to this question. I have two online securities accounts. Last year, I had gains on one account for which tax was withheld. However, I had losses on the other account. Is there anyway to offset the gains with losses and get the tax paid back?