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Hi Friends, I'm not quite sure if this permutation has been covered here, so here goes. I'm a US Citizen that has lived in Japan on a spouse visa for the last two years. My income derives from US companies, a mixture of payroll and invoicing. When on payroll, I have been able to have the...

Hello, fellow redditors! I have a complex tax situation and am looking for advice or a recommendation for a reasonable tax consultant. Here are some data points that explain the complexity: I moved to Japan from NYC on January 15th and will likely return to the US in 2-3 years. I have a wife...

I am retired US Expat living in Japan on a Spousal Visa which will expire after 5 years this fall. Every year I have been filing a US Tax return as required of US citizens living overseas. During this 5 year period I was told that any overseas income was not reportable to the J-tax authorities...

Hi all, In reference to this previous post, thanks to @kristhuy, I got to know that if the miscellaneous income is less than 200K (home country's bank interest to be specific here), I only need to file a residence tax return, which itself might be unnecessary depending on if the amount is too...

I've reviewed numerous posts in this community, and here are the key steps to avoid becoming a tax resident in Japan for Japanese citizens with U.S. permanent residency status, as I understand them. 1: During each visit, ensure your stay in Japan does not exceed three months. You can have up to...