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How U.S. Property Tax Works and the SALT Deduction Cap: What the OBBBA Increase to $40,000 Means for Homeowners

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

How U.S. Property Tax Works and the SALT Deduction Cap: What the OBBBA Increase to $40,000 Means for Homeowners Read More »

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Cost Segregation: How to Accelerate Depreciation on U.S. Rental Property, and What Nonresident Owners Need to Watch

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

Cost Segregation: How to Accelerate Depreciation on U.S. Rental Property, and What Nonresident Owners Need to Watch Read More »

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Airbnb and Short-Term Rental Taxes: The 14-Day Rule, Schedule E vs. Schedule C, Self-Employment Tax, and Occupancy Tax

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

Airbnb and Short-Term Rental Taxes: The 14-Day Rule, Schedule E vs. Schedule C, Self-Employment Tax, and Occupancy Tax Read More »

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Step-Up in Basis at Death: How U.S. Inherited Property Gets a New Cost Basis, and Why Japan Does It Differently

Blog (EN), Family, Dependents & Gift/Estate Tax / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

Step-Up in Basis at Death: How U.S. Inherited Property Gets a New Cost Basis, and Why Japan Does It Differently Read More »

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Commingling Business and Personal Funds: How an LLC Loses Its Liability Shield, and How to Manage Money Correctly

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

Commingling Business and Personal Funds: How an LLC Loses Its Liability Shield, and How to Manage Money Correctly Read More »

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Sales Tax on SaaS and Digital Products: State-by-State Taxability and What Japanese Companies Should Do

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

Sales Tax on SaaS and Digital Products: State-by-State Taxability and What Japanese Companies Should Do Read More »

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Immediate Expensing of R&D Costs Is Back Under the OBBBA (Section 174A): What Startups Need to Know, Plus the R&D Credit

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

Immediate Expensing of R&D Costs Is Back Under the OBBBA (Section 174A): What Startups Need to Know, Plus the R&D Credit Read More »

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Form 1120-F: When a Japanese Corporation Must File in the U.S., and How a Protective Return Preserves Your Deductions

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

Form 1120-F: When a Japanese Corporation Must File in the U.S., and How a Protective Return Preserves Your Deductions Read More »

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Permanent Establishment (PE) Risk: What Happens When Head-Office Staff Sell in the U.S.

Blog (EN), International Tax & Treaties / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

Permanent Establishment (PE) Risk: What Happens When Head-Office Staff Sell in the U.S. Read More »

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Hiring a Freelancer in Japan: Why a U.S. Company Should Collect a W-8BEN, and When Withholding Applies

Blog (EN), International Tax & Treaties / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

Hiring a Freelancer in Japan: Why a U.S. Company Should Collect a W-8BEN, and When Withholding Applies Read More »

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Paying a Japanese Parent Company: Withholding on Royalties, Service Fees, and Interest, Forms 1042/1042-S, and W-8BEN-E

Blog (EN), International Tax & Treaties / Takuya Yukimoto, EA

Paying a Japanese Parent Company: Withholding on Royalties, Service Fees, and Interest, Forms 1042/1042-S, and W-8BEN-E Read More »

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Form 8832 (Check-the-Box Election): How LLCs Choose Their Tax Classification, the 75-Day Rule, and Late Election Relief

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

Form 8832 (Check-the-Box Election): How LLCs Choose Their Tax Classification, the 75-Day Rule, and Late Election Relief Read More »

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