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Did you know that you can avoid Japan’s high taxes if you don’t stay in Japan for more than half the year?
Many people might be surprised by this fact.
The truth is, Japan’s tax system isn’t “fair” for all Japanese citizens.
By cleverly using the system, it’s possible to reduce your living expenses.
If you want to lighten your tax burden and protect your assets more efficiently, considering obtaining permanent residency in a low-tax country is one option.
Staying for appropriate periods in specific locations and changing your tax status are strategies practiced by many wealthy individuals.
This article will delve “a little” deeper into permanent residency in low-tax countries, including specific examples and points to note.
This information might be essential for those who want to use their savings and investments more effectively.
Understanding Taxation for Global Citizens: America, Japan, and New Options
