General information by the KIZUNA editorial team, not personalised legal, tax or immigration advice. Rules and forms can change.
Start with your personal situation
Whether a Japanese tax return is required can depend on factors including residence, income sources, employment or self-employment, and the relevant tax year. A general checklist cannot determine your individual tax position.
Bring the right documents
Prepare a summary of income sources, tax notices, employer documents, expense records and any relevant questions. Confirm directly with a licensed Japanese tax accountant which documents are needed.
How KIZUNA may help
Where needed, KIZUNA can arrange language support for discussions with a tax professional. Tax assessment and preparation of regulated tax documents are handled by qualified tax practitioners.
Make the next step happen.
Understand what needs to happen, who should handle each step and what the project is likely to cost. KIZUNA coordinates an agreed scope of work with independently qualified specialists.