| Basic Forms of Company. Table of basic forms of company, including specific US, UK, and Japan business entities.
Comparision of Business Entities in Japan. Table comparing business entities in Japan: the Kabushiki Kaisha (K.K.), Godo Kaisha (G.K.), Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), Branch Office, and Representative Office (a type of non-trading liaison office). Kabushiki Kaisha. How to set up a K.K. subsidiary of a foreign company in Japan, including accounting, tax, and application regulations and requirements. Godo Kaisha. Overview of the G.K. company, a kind of corporate partnership, including accounting, tax, and application regulations and requirements. Godo Kaisha vs. Kabushiki Kaisha. Advantages and disadvantages of a G.K. versus a K.K. company, including setup, management, and accounting and reporting requirements. |
Branch Office. How to set up a Branch Office of a foreign company in Japan, including legal, application, and registration requirements, and accounting and tax regulations.
Branch Closure. Procedures and filing requirements to close a Branch Office, including accounting and tax considerations. Representatitve Office. Overview of setting up a Representative Office (a type of non-trading liaison office) of a foreign company in Tokyo, including accounting considerations, tax issues, and employee registration requirements. Representative Office Bank Accounts. Japanese bank accounts that can be used by a Representative Office in Tokyo to handle bank transactions in Japan and the procedures for setting them up.
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