by Aki Kojima | Jan 20, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
An estate does not have to be divided according to statutory inheritance. Statutory inheritance is the law that determines the order and rights of heirs, but the method of dividing an estate can vary depending on individual circumstances. It is also possible to create... by Aki Kojima | Jan 19, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
Solar power systems and storage batteries are attracting attention as environmentally friendly means of supplying energy. Solar Power System generation equipment uses sunlight to generate direct current electricity and consists of solar panels and inverters. Storage... by Aki Kojima | Nov 16, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
It would be best if you kept receipts for funeral services, as they will be helpful in subsequent inheritance tax filings and for proving advances to other family members.However, what if there are expenses for which you cannot get a receipt? Examples of expenses for... by Aki Kojima | Nov 7, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
In calculating Inheritance tax, certain liabilities can be subtracted from the assets you inherit.Assets are cash, for example. And liabilities must be paid on behalf of the person who is gone. If a person inherits JPY100 million and has JPY50 million in debt, the tax... by Aki Kojima | Nov 2, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
Be sure to keep receipts for funeral expenses. It will not only help you with your inheritance tax return but also provide proof to other family members when dividing the properties. It is also needed to obtain grants from the health insurance association. As proof to... by Aki Kojima | Sep 26, 2024 | Inheritance, Gift, Equity Valuation
Small business owners are often shareholders.However, they rarely buy or sell their shares.This is because they are inextricably linked to management rights. Since they rarely buy or sell, it is crucial to understand how stock prices are calculated accurately, and you...