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@koko081012 You will get back everything on your taxes, minus ¥2,000. So if you qualify within the limits to spend, say, ¥100,000 on Furusato Nozei, ¥98,000 is coming back in tax refunds. Most people don't care about the ¥2,000 because once you exceed a FN limit of ~¥6,000, the value of goods...

@kimosabe2019 Yes, even if you do fall over the "temporary income" limit of ¥500,000 Furusato Nozei is still worth it, as you are getting value back > 0.

@kimosabe2019 You won't be taxed on the value of your items, unless you fall into the bolded situations above.

@fillipos Yes, this is quite normal. I see a wide range from different municipalities/platforms.

@sookie1953 If you are deep into Rakuten ecosystem, the cashbacks during super sale can be pretty decent as well.

@sadmamacat Using the stark recommended calculator to find your limit in the bounds of the mortgage credit, then just filing etax using xml import of the non-one-stop, unless the MTG credit impacts your limit significantly, then one stop may offer more return.

@resjudicata I actually only use it for money transmission and the occasional christmas $100 from my family. So my current total balance is 1 JPY.

@jaz2016 I would be using this one: https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/07209813

@jainty123 It's before my time, but Tricky Dick was involved. This is a fun read: https://www.fticonsulting.com/insights/fti-journal/secret-history-bank-secrecy-act

My question is if Wise accounts are FBAR reportable, and if so, how to report them. Here is a brief list of points that I think contribute to my conclusion: Wise Japan is "Wise Payments Japan KK, which is registered as a Type 2 Funds Transfer Service Provider" A Wise JPY account does not have...