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Japan Crypto Currency License
Crypto Currency Licenses
Price
By request
Capital requirement
Margin
No restrictions
Application period
3-4 Weeks
Requirements
Local legal entity
Local office
Local director
Documents checklist:
1.Passport
2.Proof of Residence
3.Certificate of Non-criminal Record
4.Proof of Non-bankrupt Record
5.Bank Statement
6.Education Certificate
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Organization name
Abbreviation
Country
Japan
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Capital
Official languages
Population
Currency
ISO 4217
Tokyo
Japanese
126,476,461
Japanese Yen
JPY
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Online application form
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Taxation
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Japan has a tax system that applies to both individuals and corporations. Here is an overview of the taxation system in Japan:
Corporate Taxation:
- The corporate tax rate in Japan is a flat rate of 30% for most types of companies.
- However, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) may be eligible for a reduced tax rate of 20% or lower.
- Companies are required to file their tax returns by the end of March each year, and tax payments are due in two installments: one in June and one in December.
- Companies are also subject to a local corporate tax, which varies by region and ranges from 1.2% to 18.9%.
Personal Taxation:
- The personal income tax system in Japan is progressive, with tax rates ranging from 5% to 45%.
- The tax year in Japan runs from January 1st to December 31st.
- Individuals are required to file their tax returns by the end of March each year, and tax payments are due in two installments: one in June and one in December.
- There are also several deductions and tax credits available to individuals, including deductions for medical expenses and housing expenses.
Tax Payment Process:
- Tax payments can be made at banks or post offices, or online through the Japanese tax authority's website.
- The Japanese tax authorities provide taxpayers with a tax return form each year, which can be completed online or on paper.
- The tax return must include information about the taxpayer's income, expenses, and deductions for the previous year.
- The tax authorities will then calculate the taxpayer's tax liability and send them a tax assessment.
- Taxpayers can choose to pay their taxes in a lump sum or in installments throughout the year.
In summary, Japan has a progressive taxation system for both individuals and corporations. Tax returns must be filed by the end of March each year, and tax payments are due in two installments: one in June and one in December. Taxpayers can make their payments at banks or post offices, or online through the Japanese tax authority's website. There are also several deductions and tax credits available to both individuals and corporations.