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Tax Filing, Deductions & Planning

Guides for Japanese expats, green card holders, and other U.S. taxpayers preparing a federal return on Form 1040, whether you file on your own or work with a preparer. Topics include gathering documents, choosing between the standard deduction and itemizing, filing jointly, extensions, amended returns, refund timing, and IRS audits. Good places to start: the U.S. tax return documents checklist, standard deduction vs. itemized deductions, and how to file an extension with Form 4868.

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Missed the April 15th Deadline? How to File for a Tax Extension with Form 4868 and Understand Penalties: The Crucial Rule That Extends Filing, Not Payment

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

Missed the April 15th Deadline? How to File for a Tax Extension with Form 4868 and Understand Penalties: The Crucial Rule That Extends Filing, Not Payment Read More »

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Standard vs. Itemized Deduction: What’s Best After the Trump Tax Cuts?

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

Standard vs. Itemized Deduction: What’s Best After the Trump Tax Cuts? Read More »

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【Essential Guide】What is Form 1040? Structure and Critical Basic Items You Must Not Get Wrong

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

【Essential Guide】What is Form 1040? Structure and Critical Basic Items You Must Not Get Wrong Read More »

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