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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

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

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2026 Charitable Deduction Changes Under the OBBBA: Non-Itemizer Deduction, 0.5% Floor, Stock Gifts, and DAFs

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The OBBBA (2025 Tax Law) Explained: What Changed for Japanese Residents of the U.S. (Standard Deduction, SALT, Tips and Overtime, CTC, Trump Accounts)

Blog (EN), General Tax Guides & News / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

The OBBBA (2025 Tax Law) Explained: What Changed for Japanese Residents of the U.S. (Standard Deduction, SALT, Tips and Overtime, CTC, Trump Accounts) Read More »

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Selling Japanese Stocks From a Japanese Brokerage Account: U.S. Reporting, Yen-to-Dollar Basis, Form 8949, and the Foreign Tax Credit (2026)

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

Selling Japanese Stocks From a Japanese Brokerage Account: U.S. Reporting, Yen-to-Dollar Basis, Form 8949, and the Foreign Tax Credit (2026) Read More »

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Roth Conversion Before Moving to Japan: Using a Low-Income Year, and Why Japanese Taxation Changes the Math

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

Roth Conversion Before Moving to Japan: Using a Low-Income Year, and Why Japanese Taxation Changes the Math Read More »

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The Tips Deduction (No Tax on Tips): Does It Apply to Restaurant Workers on Visas?

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

The Tips Deduction (No Tax on Tips): Does It Apply to Restaurant Workers on Visas? Read More »

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Receiving U.S. Social Security in Japan: How to Apply from Abroad, Form SSA-7162, and How the Benefits Are Taxed

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

Receiving U.S. Social Security in Japan: How to Apply from Abroad, Form SSA-7162, and How the Benefits Are Taxed Read More »

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RMDs Explained: Deadlines and Penalties for IRA and 401(k) Owners Living in Japan (2026)

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

RMDs Explained: Deadlines and Penalties for IRA and 401(k) Owners Living in Japan (2026) Read More »

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Moving Back to Japan: Updating Your Address with the IRS (Form 8822) and Appointing a Representative from Abroad (Form 2848)

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

Moving Back to Japan: Updating Your Address with the IRS (Form 8822) and Appointing a Representative from Abroad (Form 2848) Read More »

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How to Read Your W-2: A Box-by-Box Guide, Box 12 Codes, and How It Differs From Japan’s Withholding Slip (2026)

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

How to Read Your W-2: A Box-by-Box Guide, Box 12 Codes, and How It Differs From Japan’s Withholding Slip (2026) Read More »

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Filing Your Japanese Tax Return After Returning from the U.S.: How to Report U.S. Salary, Stocks, and Rental Income and Claim the Foreign Tax Credit

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

Filing Your Japanese Tax Return After Returning from the U.S.: How to Report U.S. Salary, Stocks, and Rental Income and Claim the Foreign Tax Credit Read More »

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The Overtime Deduction (No Tax on Overtime): Who Qualifies and How to Check Your W-2

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

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