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Reconsidering a Business Opportunity due to Inheritance and Exit Taxes

A Unexpected Twist in the Plan

As an American citizen, I recently discovered that my plan to conduct business in Japan and eventually return home after 10-15 years may come with an unexpected twist. The prospect of Inheritance and Exit Taxes has turned my initial enthusiasm into concern about the long-term implications of my decision. Further research has led me to question my understanding of the tax laws in Japan. Thus, I seek clarification on the role of US citizenship and Permanent Residency of Japan in determining my tax obligations and the treatment of inherited real estate property.

Understanding my Tax Obligations as a US Citizen

As I prepare to relocate to Japan, there are several tax-related concerns looming in the background. Specifically, I am unsure about the potential impact on my estate and the taxes I may be assessed upon my departure from or death in Japan. As an American citizen, I am currently subject to US tax laws, as well as those of Japan. From my research, it appears that Japan’s Inheritance Tax and Exit Tax take into account the length of stay an individual has in the country. However, having never lived in Japan before or acquired Permanent Residency, which is a requirement for tax filings, I am unsure about the specific tax structures that would apply to me.

Seeking Clarification on Inheritance Tax and Exit Tax

I would like to understand the following more clearly:

* Would I as a US Citizen, without Permanent Residency (PR) in Japan, still be eligible for Inheritance Tax and Exit Tax?
* Are there any exceptions or threshold periods for which I would be entitled to exemptions or reduced tax rates if I do not become a PR citizen of Japan?
* If I do incur an Inheritance Tax, as the inheritance is primarily in American real estate (not Japanese), would Japanese authorities consider this property equivalent to a foreign asset, such as a US-based investment and subject to tax accordingly?

Preparing for the Unknown

To better prepare for the prospect of Inheritance and Exit Taxes, it would be beneficial to have a clearer grasp of the tax implications. I plan on hiring a professional to guide me, but I would like to have a vague idea of what I should be expecting by exploring the available information. This will streamline the process and ensure that important questions are addressed during the consultation.

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