RetireJapan

thanks for the reply. Good idea to deduct from the stock earning as well.

did you take 5 minutes of your time and check the link I pasted? It even has a step by step guide.

I can see tax consultants wanting to work less advising against this though.

most money came from salary. And a little out of the business.

same as this explanation here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150705180 ... intax.com/

btw Seb-san, kojin jigyou do not get audits unless they have super high income.

I think your friends had companies instead.

regards

most money came from salary. And a little out of the business.

same as this explanation here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150705180 ... intax.com/

btw Seb-san, kojin jigyou do not get audits unless they have super high income.

I think your friends had companies instead.

regards

Yes, I checked with tax office. You can ask for an appointment. No problem. You need to save all your receipts but that is also changing. Dividends are not classified as capital gains I think. But the business is "consulting" I'm declaring the capital gain separately of course. You all see...

Sure, tax office accepted it without problem.

non-japanese platform to buy non-japanese stocks.

no worries I think I can handle a spreadsheet lol

thanks for the advice.

sounds good. only 20.xxx%?

No other taxes, fees?

No, of course it's not tax fraud since it's the truth. It's a proper business with continuity and perpetual/long term earning. I also consult for other friends. Same would be if you buy a property and rent it. If you use the white sheet you don't need to register anything. If you want to use the blu...

thanks for all the replies. I maxed out Nisa, didn't do the ideco. I filled as an individual business reducing my tax break intensely. It's easy to do, I used the white form but if you use the blue one you get more deductions. You need to create a side business that gives you a recurrent income. I p...