LETS INVEST IN JAPAN & ESTABLISH
CORPORATION WITH US!!
1.Please choose between an LLC , Joint Stock Company or Shareholding
Corporation.
2.Register a Personal Seal
3.Write a Company Profile to make the
articles.
4.Company Name – decide whether
you want to use kanji, katakana, or romaji for the name.
5.You will need to offer your company registration with your corporation sheel
6.Address is needed to registrate on the your articles.
a permanent address is best because you'll have to pay
a fee to change the address later.
* Paid-In Capital―decide how much money you'll contribute to start the
new company. This money will be transferred into the company bank account
you establish after registration is complete. When you resgistrate
your company to
provide a photocopy of your bankbook to prove you have the capital.
* For you
business & tax ｙear ,you will chose closing accounts date when your registration date as
far from the tax filing date as possible .
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How many pertoners
& directors or only one owner company possible.
Open Your Company Bank Account: Register with the Post Office
Laws & Regulations on Setting Up Business in Japan Latest Update
Section1: Incorporating Your
Business
Definitions and comparisons of
various business operations; procedures and guidelines for
establishing/registering each of these distinct operations in Japan.
Section2: Visas and Status of
Residence
Entry procedures into Japan,
conditions and provisions that apply to various types of visas and
working/residence statuses; the alien registration process; details concerning
family members accompanying foreign nationals.
Section3: Taxes in Japan *As of June
2015
Aspects of Japan's tax systems most relevant to a foreign
corporation/individual investing in Japan (emphasis on corporate tax
structures, tax treaties as well as personal and consumption taxes).
Section4: Human Resource Management
Japan's labor laws and regulations; topics include; recruitment; employment
contracts; wages, working hours; work rules; workplace safety and hygiene
requirements; resignation and dismissal procedures and Japan's social security,
health and pension systems.
Section5: Trademark and Design
Protection Systems
Japan's trademark and design
protection systems; registration validities, periods of protection as well as
trademark and design registration procedures.
Opening publicity
Preparation The definition of a "foreign company"
In Japan, the definition of what constitutes a "foreign company"
differs according to each law or regulation. For instance, companies must be
more than one-third foreign-owned in order to be approved as a "Specially
Designated Inward Investor" by the Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry.
Once company establishment procedures near completion, it is time to think
about publicizing your company's expansion into Japan. Through press releases,
creating printed PR materials (e.g., company brochures and pamphlets) and
holding opening parties, you can expand your business network and let your
trading partners and other industry figures know that you are "open for
business." Many companies aim to maximize their networks by joining
various overseas chambers of commerce in Japan.
Recently, many companies have created localized Japanese websites that are
linked to their company's main homepage. It is convenient to use a WEB design
company to create this localized internet content. The fees vary according to
your company's needs.
