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Comprehensive Web Seminar on Tax Accountants' Legal Challenges

As the landscape of tax accounting continues to evolve, professionals in the field face increasingly complex challenges. To address these issues, Tsujihongo Tax Accountant Corporation is hosting a three-part web seminar titled "A Lawyer's Guide to Legal Issues Tax Accountants Should Be Aware Of". The event aims to provide tax accountants with the necessary legal insights to navigate common operational pitfalls while effectively managing emerging risks associated with their practice.

Scheduled to kick off on February 19, 2026, the seminar will unfold over three consecutive months:

• - First Session: February 19 - February 26, 2026 – Focus on Labor Issues and Independence-Related Troubles.
• - Second Session: March 19 - March 26, 2026 – Concentration on Challenges Arising from Business Expansion.
• - Third Session: April 16 - April 22, 2026 – Discussion around Liability for Damages by Tax Accountants.

Each session is designed to illuminate real-world experiences and provide practical advice from an expert in the legal field. The seminars are set to last approximately 60 minutes each. Notably, there is no limit on the number of participants, allowing for broad accessibility.

Why Attend?

The driving force behind this seminar series is the pressing issue of labor shortages and increasing awareness of rights among employees within accounting firms. Tax professionals are expected to proactively address labor disputes and potential independence issues that could compromise their practice. Moreover, as opportunities expand for tax accountants, so do the associated risks, particularly concerning substantial damage claims, leading to new judicial precedents where tax professionals have found themselves in the defendant's chair.

The first session will tackle labor-related problems and the intricacies of establishing independence—critical factors for any tax accountant navigating today's challenging landscape. Following this, the second session will delve into the ramifications of business growth, equipping attendees with strategies to preemptively address potential troubles. The concluding session will provide insights into the liability that tax accountants may encounter, a vital understanding for anyone involved in the profession today.

Details of the Seminar:

• - Format: Online Web Seminar
• - Total Cost: 10,000 yen (including tax) for all three sessions, which also includes a copy of the related book.
• - Registration Deadline: February 17, 2026, by 17:00.

If you are a member of the NEXTA Premium service (monthly fee of 2,200 yen per individual), you have complimentary access to the seminar recorded sessions, although the book won't be included. We encourage all accounting professionals to consider upgrading to NEXTA Premium to take advantage of this opportunity.

About the Presenter:

Mr. Yasuo Takahashi, a seasoned attorney from TH Law Office, will be leading the seminar. With years of experience, including roles as a representative for administrative lawsuits and as an adjudicator at the National Tax Tribunal, Mr. Takahashi brings forth invaluable insights into issues ranging from inheritance disputes to labor issues and tax investigations. His expertise assures a thorough examination of the legal landscape pertinent to tax accountants.

Publishing Information:

The seminar is intricately tied to the book A Lawyer's Guide to Legal Issues Tax Accountants Should Be Aware Of, authored by Mr. Takahashi and published by Seibunsha. The book covers a wide array of topics, including practical advice on labor issues, liabilities, and various challenges that tax professionals may encounter in their practice, providing a crucial resource for attendees.

Join us to equip yourself with the knowledge needed to navigate legal challenges effectively and secure your professional future in taxation.