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Essential rules to know before starting a food delivery side job in rental housing. We cover practical guidance on checking for motorcycle storage, interpreting SOHO clauses, safely managing e-bike charging, and navigating tax filing requirements.
A guide to tax deductions available to employees and freelancers living in rental housing during tax filing. We cover how to claim medical expense deductions, differences from housing loan tax credits, expense allocation of rent for side businesses and remote work, and other essential tax knowledge renters should know.
Essential reading for those wanting to use rental properties for side businesses or startups. This guide covers prohibited business use clauses in rental agreements, corporate registration address issues, zoning restrictions, and practical rent expense allocation.
A guide to deducting rent as a business expense for side hustlers and freelancers working from rental apartments. Covers apportionment calculation rules, allocation ratios typically accepted by tax authorities, and required documentation.
Despite having stable income, freelancers and self-employed individuals often struggle with rental screening. We explain the key points examined during screening and concrete strategies for preparing documents and negotiating to increase your chances of approval.
Furusato tax donations can be maximized even if you rent. We explain everything renters need to know about furusato donations: the advantage of not competing with mortgage tax credits, how to choose between the One-Stop Special Exception and final tax return filing, accurate calculation methods for residential tax deduction limits, and important considerations when moving.
A comprehensive breakdown of how resident tax works—a system that many renters surprisingly don't understand. This guide covers how resident tax is calculated, the difference between salary withholding and self-payment, how your tax payment destination changes when you relocate, and practical tax deductions and strategies available to renters who cannot use the home loan tax credit.
Apartment selection for single-person transfers involves different constraints than typical relocations. This guide covers practical information on short-term leases, company subsidy limits, and tax reporting—everything you need to avoid financial losses when transferring.
Self-employed and freelance moving costs can be deducted as business expenses by apportioning the business-use portion of a home office. This article covers National Tax Agency treatment (Income Tax Law Section 45, home-related expenses, and basic guidance 45-1/45-2), deductibility by expense type and accounting categories, apportionment calculations and journal entry examples, and deferred asset treatment for key money of 200,000 yen or more—explained from a practical perspective. Also included are special deductions for job-transferred employees and tax-free moving allowance thresholds.
When transferring due to a job relocation, moving costs may be covered by your company or be your own responsibility. We explain whether company-provided allowances are taxable or non-taxable, cases where you can recover money through your tax return, and how to think about claiming expenses.
