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501(c)(7) Social Club Nonmember Income: The 15% and 35% Guidelines, Rev. Proc. 71-17 Records and Form 990-T

Leave a Comment / Blog (EN), Business & Corporate Compliance / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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What Happens to Your NISA When You Move Abroad? The Continuation Notice, the Five-Year Return Deadline, and U.S. Tax (PFIC)

Blog (EN), Investment & Cryptocurrency / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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Selling Real Estate in Japan as a U.S. Resident: Dollar-Based Gain, Depreciation, the Home Sale Exclusion, and Credit for Japanese Tax (2026)

Blog (EN), Real Estate & Rental Income / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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Converting a Foreign Driver’s Licence in Japan (Gaimen Kirikae) in 2026: The New 50-Question Test, Exempt U.S. States, Documents and How to Prepare

Leave a Comment / Blog (EN), Visa, Residency & Repatriation / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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Received a Schedule K-1? How to Report Partnership and Real Estate Fund Investments, and the State Tax Traps

Blog (EN), Investment & Cryptocurrency / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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The OBBBA Senior Deduction for People 65+: What It Means for Green-Card Holders Receiving Japanese Pensions

Blog (EN), Retirement & Social Security / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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U.S. Tax Filing Guide 2027 for Japanese Expats: Tax Year 2026 Deadlines, Documents and How to File

Blog (EN), Tax Filing, Deductions & Planning / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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Education Tax Credits: The American Opportunity Credit and Lifetime Learning Credit, and Whether Tuition at a Japanese University Qualifies

Blog (EN), Tax Filing, Deductions & Planning / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

Education Tax Credits: The American Opportunity Credit and Lifetime Learning Credit, and Whether Tuition at a Japanese University Qualifies Read More »

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Why Bonus Withholding Looks So High: Supplemental Wage Withholding Explained (2026)

Blog (EN), Payroll, Employment & State Tax / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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The 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax: Who Pays It, What It Covers, and Why Nonresident Aliens Are Exempt

Blog (EN), Investment & Cryptocurrency / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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Tax Checklist Before Moving from Japan to the U.S.: Resident Tax, Year-End Adjustment, Final Return, and Tax Agent (2026)

Blog (EN), Visa, Residency & Repatriation / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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The QBI Deduction (Section 199A, 20%): Eligibility and Income Limits for Freelancers and LLC Owners, Now Permanent Under the OBBBA

Blog (EN), Tax Filing, Deductions & Planning / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

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  • Selling Real Estate in Japan as a U.S. Resident: Dollar-Based Gain, Depreciation, the Home Sale Exclusion, and Credit for Japanese Tax (2026)
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