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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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What Is a Registered Agent? Role, Cost, How to Change One, and the Risks of Letting It Lapse

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

What Is a Registered Agent? Role, Cost, How to Change One, and the Risks of Letting It Lapse Read More »

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US Corporate Annual Compliance Calendar: Deadlines for Annual Reports, Franchise Tax, Form 1120, 1099s, and W-2s

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

US Corporate Annual Compliance Calendar: Deadlines for Annual Reports, Franchise Tax, Form 1120, 1099s, and W-2s Read More »

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Japanese Pensions and US Social Security: How Totalization Under the US-Japan Agreement Can Qualify You for Benefits

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

Japanese Pensions and US Social Security: How Totalization Under the US-Japan Agreement Can Qualify You for Benefits Read More »

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Filing US Taxes as an H-4 or L-2 Spouse: How Employment Status Changes Your Filing Options, and the Section 6013(g) Trap

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

Filing US Taxes as an H-4 or L-2 Spouse: How Employment Status Changes Your Filing Options, and the Section 6013(g) Trap Read More »

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Withdrawing a 401(k) or IRA After Returning to Japan: 30% Withholding and Relief Under the US-Japan Tax Treaty

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

Withdrawing a 401(k) or IRA After Returning to Japan: 30% Withholding and Relief Under the US-Japan Tax Treaty Read More »

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Pre-Departure Checklist: What to Confirm Before Closing Your US Bank, Brokerage, and 401(k) Accounts

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

Pre-Departure Checklist: What to Confirm Before Closing Your US Bank, Brokerage, and 401(k) Accounts Read More »

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What Is the Exit Tax (Section 877A)? When Giving Up a Green Card or US Citizenship Triggers It

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

What Is the Exit Tax (Section 877A)? When Giving Up a Green Card or US Citizenship Triggers It Read More »

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US Estate Tax and Real Estate Investment: The $60,000 Exemption Wall for Nonresident Aliens, and How to Plan Around It

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

US Estate Tax and Real Estate Investment: The $60,000 Exemption Wall for Nonresident Aliens, and How to Plan Around It Read More »

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US Real Estate Investing While Living in Japan: Form 1040NR and the Net Election Under Section 871(d)

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

US Real Estate Investing While Living in Japan: Form 1040NR and the Net Election Under Section 871(d) Read More »

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Depreciation Recapture When Selling a US Rental Property: The Extra Tax Owners Often Overlook

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

Depreciation Recapture When Selling a US Rental Property: The Extra Tax Owners Often Overlook Read More »

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Can Nonresident Aliens Use a 1031 Exchange? Tax Deferral Strategy for Selling US Real Estate

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

Can Nonresident Aliens Use a 1031 Exchange? Tax Deferral Strategy for Selling US Real Estate Read More »

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