How to Register Japanese Companies for Reasonable Tax Avoidance

Japan has the best economic development in the world and is also one of the best in the world. It has a complete and sound company management system and has formulated strict tax management laws. Japanese companies still have considerable competitiveness. As a developed country, registering Japanese companies is beneficial for future market promotion and development. Living in Japan also costs a lot in terms of taxation every year, so the Japanese government has issued many reasonable ways to avoid taxes. Next, let's take a look at how to avoid taxes reasonably

Tax categories for registering Japanese companies

1. Corporate tax

Corporate tax is a national tax in Japan, similar to Chinese corporate income tax, which adopts a proportional tax rate

2. Fixed asset tax

Fixed asset tax is a local tax in Japan, which is levied on land, buildings, or other fixed assets owned by legal entities

3. Stamp duty

Taxes levied on specific documents such as contracts, invoices, and tax documents generated in economic transactions

4. Automobile tax

Levy taxes on car owners

5. Real estate purchase tax

Tax rate levied when purchasing land or buildings

6. Income tax

Deduct interest, dividends, or other income from bank deposits

7. Corporate resident tax

Taxation is generally calculated based on the combined impact of the percentage of corporate income tax and the size of the enterprise