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• tax man
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• 2022/01/25 (Tue) 02:02
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In response to your question.

W － With regard to IRS forms, including 2, you can file without the original form by contacting the company that will be in effect and having them send you a copy
. For

filings, all IRS forms are required, so if you filed a
1099 － INT form with your bank last year, as well as a
W － 2 form, please contact your company or bank and ask for a copy.
and ask for a copy.

These forms are IRS forms, which are issued to U.S. residents to report income earned from work
to the IRS, and the filer's form
is sent to the IRS to match the form sent to the IRS. Since the
information on the form is already recorded in the IRS database, the basic process is to match the amount
reported with the IRS data, so the
filer should contact the company that will be issuing the form and send a copy of the form to the IRS.
We think they should send us a copy of the form and ask us to get it for them.

Since the declaration is done by basic e-file, the original form is not necessary.

In addition, if you have any income in Japan, you need to include it in your U.S. tax return
and file it.

Also, if you have more than $10,000 in a Japanese bank account, you must file an FBAR
report （ ） in addition to your income tax return.

Permanent residents who are in Japan on a re-entry permit are required to report
to the US.

• Tax
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• 2022/01/25 (Tue) 10:25
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Tax man,
Thank you for your answer.
You mentioned that we need to have a copy of the form sent to us, but we have bank and stock accounts in Hawaii, etc. Is it possible to contact each of those companies and have them send us a copy of the form as data on the Internet, for example? I would like to be able to make an accurate declaration from Japan by phone or e-mail rather than going to the bank.
Thank you very much.

• tax man
• 2022/01/25 (Tue) 13:10
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Bank forms （ 1099 － INT ） and stock forms （ 1099-B ） are
required by Federal regulations to be sent to the filer.
Even if the address changes to Japan, the bank or stock company will be punished if they do not send the form
So it is not something you can ask them to send, but of course the bank etc. must send the form
So of course, by informing them of your new address, they will send it to you. So, of course, you can contact us with your new address, and we will send it to you.

You can download the stock company forms by entering your account number and password
from the site.

Again, it is common for customers to change their address （ moving from Hawaii to New York or California
）
.

Resigning and moving
to another state, especially from a company where you worked, is not unusual.

Therefore, please understand that it is not a
request to contact your former employer （ by letter or phone ） in any way
to have forms sent to your new address, as everyone usually does. Please understand that it is not like we are asking you to do this.

Two of my clients returned temporarily to Japan last year and filed their tax returns from Japan,
I have also prepared returns for people who have broken their permanent residence status and returned to Japan,
all from a Japanese address and also e-filed. All the tax returns are filed from a Japanese address, and since they are e-files, there is no need to send
the tax returns by mail from Japan.

Therefore, the form itself is not necessary, but a copy of the form is sufficient
to file the return.

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• 2022/01/25 (Tue) 13:31
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Tax man, thank you very much for your frequent replies.
Is it possible to send a copy of the form to each company even if my current address is only in Japan or the destination address is my current address in Japan, if I can contact each company ？
I have never heard that the company has to send the form.
Also, I have been sending checks to Federal ？ and the State of Hawaii, but if I have a bank account in the US, can I contact the IRS and make a direct debit or return there without sending checks? ？
Thank you very much.