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The tax code will be felt to be toothless.
The tax code will be perceived by the general public as being out of touch. A major cause is fairness and simplicity. There is a conflict between "equality for all" and "simplicity. This conflict creates a poor sense of completeness. In order to seek "equality between people," "equality between people" is quite difficult to achieve... -
Same-sex marriage from a tax perspective is a matter of asset transfer, not the realization of freedom
More and more people are talking about same-sex marriage in the context of LGBTQ initiatives. Manga and anime have helped to create a certain level of acceptance in Japan, but it seems that it will take more time before same-sex marriage is recognized as a legal requirement. The mainstream society respects individual freedom... -
Tax Accountant Multiple Subject Selection. Instructor answers, how to determine principles, and options for later self-study.
The choice of multiple subjects for the tax exam is very confusing. If possible, I would recommend a single subject. This is both in consultation and in experience. The time between the announcement of the exam results and the start of the next study is getting shorter these days, but it is probably just the right time to consider it. Do something... -
Current Trends in Tax Law" for background on changes in laws and regulations
For those learning to become familiar with tax law, one of the things you want to know is the background of the law. For those who want to know a little more about the development of the law, we recommend this book. Current Trends in Tax Law posted with Yomereba Minoru Nakazato Tax and Accounting Association around Apr 24, 2021 Rakuten Books Ama... -
Comes from the Buddhist terms "income," "profit," "notice," and "account."
The words "income," "profit," "notice," and "account" come from Buddhist terminology. Those of you who do accounting and taxation usually come across these words often, so I will summarize them as their etymology. Also, as for the structure of the translations, the translation method is the reason for their use rather than the etymology, so... -
Could "The Corona Disaster and Tax Law" be used as a topic for a dissertation? Illustrated Tax Law Notes (13th ed.)."
The corona disaster has a significant impact on the academic field. Not only does it have the effect of interfering with research, but it may also have the utility of expanding the field of research. As for the Corona Disaster and tax law, we are not out of the Corona Disaster, we are in the middle of it, and we believe that it is still an emerging field. Ch... -
Tax Law Exercise Notes [4th Edition] - 21 Questions to Enjoy Tax Law
The fourth edition of the Tax Law Exercise Notes 21 has been published. It is written in a friendly manner, so if you are interested, I suggest you pick it up. However, since there is a lot of depth in the book, it is recommended to start with the ones that interest you and work your way up... -
Diversified Families and Tax Law," which considers family, gender and tax law.
Family and tax law are closely related. It is often discussed as a research topic. For example, some people mention Article 56 of the Income Tax Act as a theme in graduate school. Hearing this theme from several people means that the labeling of family and gender... -
A tax accountant's case file," which shows the relationship between a tax accountant and the tax office in the field of practice.
While studying tax law may seem relatively unaccomplished, there are many interactions in the field. What is central in the recently published "The Tax Accountant's Casebook" is the experience of dealing with the tax office. The Tax Accountant's Casebook posted with Yomereba Kusunoki, Hisashi... -
In Range or Out of Range, Three Steps and "A Legal Look at Tax Investigations".
This book was written for those who want to look at tax audits from a legal perspective, using the three-step legal argument method. The book is designed for those who do not feel comfortable with the need for legal thinking in taxation and who would like to take another look at it. The book and the part about the "range" of ...
