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Free Web Seminar on Inheritance Strategies

In the realm of estate planning, understanding the nuances of inheritance can greatly influence the outcome of a family's financial legacy. The Tsujihongo Tax Corporation, led by Keiko Kuwaki, is hosting a complimentary web seminar titled "Learning from Decision Cases: Key Considerations on Name Deposits and the Basket Clause in Inheritance Agreements". This event is scheduled to occur from June 9 to June 15, 2026 and aims to equip participants with valuable insights about common pitfalls in inheritance strategies.

About the Seminar

This seminar will delve into two critical topics that often arise during inheritance discussions: name deposits and the basket clause in estate division agreements. These terms may seem mundane but can have significant ramifications if not understood correctly. Attendees will learn about potential traps and how specific phrases often included in these documents can complicate inheritance processes. For example, phrases like "All remaining assets to spouse" can create double taxation risks and complicate how children inherit their rightful shares.

The session will feature a 30-minute video presentation, outlining:

• - Overview of key issues and foundational facts.
• - Examination of the contentious points surrounding name deposits and basket clauses.
• - Key judgment indicators, particularly the view of ‘undivided’ assets.
• - Analytical insights into case studies, alongside essential tips for drafting inheritance agreements that avoid common pitfalls.

Participants will receive an informative email detailing viewing instructions on the first day of the seminar, ensuring that everyone who registers can benefit from this insightful discussion.

Speaker Information

The seminar will be conducted by Kazuki Suzuri, the head of the Kansai Inheritance Center at Tsujihongo Tax Corporation. Mr. Suzuri is an experienced tax advisor who has been registered since 2001. He has a wealth of experience handling matters related to inheritance tax strategies, estate planning, and post-death inheritance tax filings, primarily serving clients referred by financial institutions.

About Tsujihongo Tax Corporation

As one of the largest tax advisory firms in Japan, Tsujihongo Tax Corporation operates numerous offices nationwide, employing over 2,000 professionals. The corporation serves more than 20,000 clients, focusing on corporate client services and personal asset taxation. Their specialized consulting spans across various fields, including business succession planning, tax strategies for healthcare and social welfare organizations, and international tax issues.

Registration Details

To participate in this valuable seminar, please register by emailing [email protected]. The deadline for registration is June 8, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Join us to navigate the complex world of inheritance and ensure a smoother transition of wealth for your loved ones.

For inquiries about this seminar, please visit the official contact page.