International Inheritance
2026-09-01 02:13:22

Understanding International Inheritance: A Seminar on Malaysian Law for Property Owners

Introduction



On September 8, 2026, Tsujihongo Tax Corporation, headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, will host an important web seminar titled "Understanding International Inheritance: A Seminar on Malaysian Law for Property Owners." This initiative aims to educate individuals with real estate or financial assets in Malaysia about the inheritance procedures based on local regulations.

Seminar Details



The seminar will cover crucial topics regarding Malaysian inheritance law and how it affects property and asset transfers. Conducted by qualified attorneys, the session promises to simplify complexities and prepare attendees for the necessary legal steps involved.

Seminar Overview
  • - Title: Understanding International Inheritance: A Seminar on Malaysian Law for Property Owners
  • - Date: September 8, 2026, to September 14, 2026
  • - Time: 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM
  • - Format: Online (Web Seminar)
  • - Fee: 3,000 yen (tax included)
  • - Capacity: Unlimited

Key Discussion Points:


1. Basic principles of Malaysian inheritance law
2. Steps for asset succession and inheritance procedures
3. Effective pre-emptive measures to facilitate smooth asset transfers

Participants can look forward to expert insights into the nuances of Malaysian law and practical advice for ensuring that their assets are managed effectively across borders.

Important Considerations:


1. A pre-recorded video that attendees must watch (approximately 30 minutes long) will be released before the live Q&A session.
2. An email detailing the participation guidelines will be sent to registrants on the first day of the viewing period.

This seminar is designed for those who wish to avoid the time-consuming probate procedures and navigate the sometimes misconstrued assurances of joint ownership. By shedding light on how to implement living trusts and insurance trusts effectively, participants will learn about strategies that can save them from unnecessary headaches in the future.

Meet the Experts


Yuya Furuta


Mr. Yuya Furuta is a partner attorney at OneAsia Law Office's Osaka branch. Since being registered as a lawyer in 2014, he has managed numerous civil litigation cases, including domestic inheritance matters, while overseeing a legal office in Hyogo Prefecture. His expertise now expands to international inheritance across regions like Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines, particularly focusing on corporate legal matters.

Hakuto Yamamoto


Mr. Hakuto Yamamoto, an associate attorney at OneAsia Law Office in Tokyo, registered as a lawyer in 2022. His profession has involved various corporate legal domains such as labor and finance, handling disputes related to shareholder meetings, M&A, and IPO support for startups. Recently, he has also been involved in succession support related to domestic inheritance and offers assistance in collaboration with overseas attorneys in international inheritance consultations.

About Tsujihongo Tax Corporation


Tsujihongo Tax Corporation is recognized as one of Japan's largest tax advisory firms, employing over 2,000 professionals across the country and servicing more than 20,000 corporate clients. Their services span various fields including corporate advisory, personal asset tax consultation, and international taxation, ensuring clients receive specialized support based on their needs.

To Register for the Seminar:
Participants can sign up before the deadline on September 4, 2026, at 5 PM. For inquiries related to the seminar, contact: [email protected].

For any other article or inquiry, please visit Tsujihongo Tax Corporation's contact page.

Join us to better understand the legal landscape surrounding international inheritance and take proactive steps in managing your assets effectively.


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