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Free Web Seminar on Inheritance Tax Strategies

Introduction

The Tsujihongo Tax Corporation, based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, is pleased to announce a free web seminar titled "Learning Inheritance Strategies from Case Decisions: The Importance of Money Flow in Inheritance! Abatement of Heavy Additional Tax". This informative event will commence on December 9, 2025, and aims to provide essential insights into inheritance tax through the examination of significant case studies.

Seminar Details

Title

Learning Inheritance Strategies from Case Decisions: The Importance of Money Flow in Inheritance! Abatement of Heavy Additional Tax

Schedule

• - Dates: December 9 (Tuesday) 11:30 AM – December 15 (Monday) 5:00 PM
• - Duration: Approximately 30 minutes

Format

• - Type: Web Seminar
• - Cost: Free of charge
• - Capacity: No limit on participants

Topics Covered

1. Overview of the case and its issues
2. Record of mutual claims and Q&A
3. Judgment of the tribunal
4. Conclusions and points of caution for tax audits

Important Information

1. Participants are requested to watch a pre-recorded video (approximately 30 minutes long) prior to the session.
2. Those who register will receive an email detailing the viewing methods on the first day of the watch period.

About the Host

The seminar is organized by the Tsujihongo Tax Corporation, one of Japan’s largest tax advisor entities with over 90 branches nationwide and more than 2,000 employees. The firm specializes in corporate advisory services, individual assets taxation, business succession, medical consultation, and international tax matters, providing consulting tailored to various expert fields.

Key Case Study

In the third session of this seminar, we will delve into a specific case example, where a heavy additional tax was cancelled. In the decision made on June 3, 2021, the taxpayer originally claimed a loan as a deductible debt, but upon a tax audit, it was adjusted to reflect that no such loan existed. Subsequently, they were subject to heavy additional tax for allegedly creating fictitious debt documents. This adverse ruling was later annulled upon review, serving as a critical learning point for tax strategy.

Presenter Information

Jun Odagiri is the head of the Omiya Inheritance Center at Tsujihongo Tax Corporation and a certified tax advisor. Since joining the firm in September 2012, he has engaged in consulting for corporate clients and public interests from the Shinjuku Headquarters and Yokohama office. He currently focuses on inheritance tax declarations at the Omiya office and also conducts study sessions and seminars for financial institutions.

Registration Details

To attend this invaluable seminar, please register by December 8 (Monday) at 5:00 PM. For inquiries related to the seminar, feel free to contact us at [email protected].

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Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of inheritance tax strategies!