Visa/Tax - What has changed? 日本のビザ・税金について何が変わったか？

Exit tax, reporting of overseas assets, new visa statuses introduction

On April 7th, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan, the Danish Chamber of Commerce in Japan, and the South African Chamber of Commerce in Japan, in conjunction with member company Nakai Immigration Services will host an information networking event focused on visa and tax issues in Japan. Hosted at the Tokyo American Club, the event will start off with a 40 minute session on the above subject, followed by a chance for networking, food (buffet style) and free-flow beverages (nomihoudai). 

Discussion overview: A partial reorganization of statuses of residence have recently come into effect and the establishment of new procedures to facilitate landing examinations are planned. In addition to this, recent tax rule changes will also affect foreigners living in Japan, and some may lead to unexpected results. Such tax changes include the introduction of an exit tax system for those leaving Japan, and application of Inheritance tax to heirs living overseas. We will explain how these changes should impact you with some concrete examples. Tax issues will be presented by ITO International Tax & Accounting Office.

Event details:

• Date: April 07, 2015
• Venue: Tokyo American Club 
• Time: 19:00 to 21:30
• Cost (JPY): 5,500/person (for members); 6,500/person (for non-members)

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4月7日には、在日カナダ商工会議所、在日デンマーク商工会議所、在日南アフリカ商工会議所、中井イミグレーションサービスとの共催で日本でのビザ・税金に関するセミナーとネットワーキングイベントを行います。東京アメリカンクラブにて開催され、40分の「ビザと税金に関するセッション」とネットワーキングのお時間、またビッフェスタイルのお食事とお飲み物（飲み放題）をご用意しております。チケット数には限りがございますのでお申込はお早めにお願い申し上げます。

Nakai Immigration Services LPC (NIS) provides one-stop professional legal services to obtain visas for Japan, as a boutique immigration law firm with over 20 years of experience. Our team includes Gyoseishoshi (immigration) Lawyers, a US attorney at law, and a former Supervisor at the Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau, and a Labor and Social Security Attorney. NIS files applications at local immigration bureaus of Japan daily, and our multilingual staff speak native English, Spanish, native German, Chinese and Korean apart from Japanese. Correspondence is available in all of these languages. 

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