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Japan Stock Sales

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  • 2021/08/17 08:31

I live in the United States. I have removed my certificate of residence in Japan, but left my shares deposited in an account at a Japanese brokerage firm.
When I tried to sell these, the procedure is easy, but the brokerage firm advised me
to declare the gain from the sale in the US. Is it OK if I just calculate it from the gain on the sale and file it myself on my tax return ？
It seems that TAX is higher in the US, but if anyone knows about the procedures, etc., please advise me.

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#2

This is my first time looking at VIVINAVI. I think your question has already been answered, but if you are a resident of the U.S. under the tax law, you will file a tax return on your trading profits in the U.S. （ When I left Japan, I had to pay departure tax ？ ）

In the U.S., the tax rate for gains on stock trading is lower than that for general income.　However, there are many complications, such as the yen rate of the purchase price, etc. It is a good idea to get advice from an accountant who is familiar with foreign income.

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