Highlighted Discussion on Inheritance Tax Reform for Non-Traded Stocks in Three Major Cities

Upcoming Seminars on Inheritance Tax Evaluation Reform

The Business Accounting Professionals Club is organizing a series of crucial seminars in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya entitled "Recent Trends in Inheritance Tax Evaluations for Non-Traded Stocks". These exclusive events bring together experts and former national tax officials for earnest discussions on amendments to the assessment of inheritance tax concerning stocks that do not have a market price.

Seminar Overview

The seminars are set to take place in three major cities:

- Tokyo on August 19, 2026
- Osaka on September 25, 2026
- Nagoya on November 6, 2026

These meetings are designed for tax accountants and legal professionals who wish to stay abreast of the critical updates and implications of the impending legislative changes. This initiative is particularly pressing, given the upcoming discussions lined up by the National Tax Agency, which plans to hold its first expert meeting in April 2026. These discussions could influence the tax reforms anticipated for the 2027 fiscal year.

Why This Topic Matters

The evaluation of non-traded stocks for inheritance tax purposes has become a focal point for professionals in the field. The changes being considered could have significant implications for those dealing with estate planning and taxation strategies for their clients. Many tax accountants may have lingering uncertainties regarding the practical effects of these amendments, making this seminar a timely opportunity to gain insights from knowledgeable speakers involved in the legislative process.

Key Features of the Seminar

Attendees will have the chance to hear directly from experts actively participating in the committee discussions and seasoned tax advisors well-versed in the workings of the national tax authority.

Key discussion points will include:
1. Insights into the audit office’s concerns which namely act as the backdrop for these reform considerations, including tax avoidance cases.
2. Individual perspectives of the committee members on the proposed changes.
3. Potential trajectories for the reforms being deliberated.

Because the seminars will be held in-person only and not recorded for on-demand viewing, participants can trust that they will receive exclusive and valuable information that cannot be accessed elsewhere. This face-to-face interaction is ideal for professionals seeking cutting-edge knowledge critical to their advisory roles with clients.

Event Details

Tokyo Seminar

- Date: August 19, 2026
- Time: 17:00 - 19:00
- Location: Vision Center Shimbashi, Conference Room 1702, Chiyoda City
- Capacity: Limited to 80 participants
- Cost: Free for BAC members / ¥11,000 (tax included) for non-members
- Credits: 2.0 hours for Tax Accountant Association certification
- Networking Event: Yes, cost ¥3,000/person

Osaka Seminar

- Date: September 25, 2026
- Time: 17:00 - 19:00
- Location: Osaka Sangyo Sōzōkan, Training Room AB, Chūō City
- Capacity: Limited to 80 participants
- Cost: Free for BAC members / ¥11,000 (tax included) for non-members
- Credits: 2.0 hours for Kinki Tax Accountant Association certification
- Networking Event: Yes, cost ¥5,000/person

Nagoya Seminar

- Date: November 6, 2026
- Time: 17:00 - 19:00
- Location: Wink Aichi, Room 1308, Naka Ward
- Capacity: Limited to 40 participants
- Cost: Free for BAC members / ¥10,000 (tax included) for non-members
- Credits: 2.0 hours (application pending) for Nagoya Tax Accountant Association certification
- Networking Event: Yes, cost ¥5,000/person

In every seminar location, the lectures will delve into these pressing topics, offering expert insight that could greatly benefit attendees in their professional practices.

About Business Accounting Professionals Club

Established in 1997, the Business Accounting Professionals Club seeks to aid accountants and tax professionals in acquiring essential knowledge and skills, regularly hosting workshops and research sessions across Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. The Club includes a diverse array of professionals, such as lawyers, judicial scriveners, social insurance labor consultants, and firms looking to collaborate in providing comprehensive solutions to businesses and clients.