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Shunsuke Sekine Supervisor
 Original text before translation
関根俊輔 監
(9784405104525)
JAN:978-4-405-10452-5
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(9784405104525)
JAN:978-4-405-10452-5
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*Size (cm): 21 x 14.8 x 1.3
*Number of pages: 176 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
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Description
| Sole proprietors, freelancers, CEOs of one-person companies, and presidents of companies with a few employees, this is a must! You are paying too much tax! This book will tell you what you can and cannot expense! Fully compliant with the invoice system! [You will know what you can and cannot expense!] The basic rule of what can be claimed as expenses is "whether or not it is necessary for the business", but in order to really be recognized, you need to "prove" that it is necessary. If you can properly prove that it is necessary for your business, it can all be expensed. Many people do not know this, and as a result, many things that cannot be treated as expenses increase, and as a result, they pay more taxes. In this book, you will learn how to prove that something is necessary for your business and that it is allowable as an expense. [Fully compliant with the invoice system!] Under the invoice system, a portion of the sales tax paid on purchases made by a business or store that is not registered to invoice will not be recognized as an expense. In other words, the buyer loses money. What you need to do to be recognized as an invoice, when you receive a receipt that is not recognized as an invoice, as well as purchases from vending machines and splitting the bill, must also be in line with the invoice system. This book also explains how to deal with such various invoice systems. In addition, there are many exceptions to the invoice system, and some items do not require a receipt or invoice in the first place, which are also explained. [This book is full of examples that may be confusing.] This book is full of examples that may be confusing, such as whether or not an expense can be charged to expenses, and how much is allowable if it is prorated. The book also provides many examples that may be confusing, such as whether or not an expense can be charged or not, and how much is allowable if it is prorated. For example, *A note on smartphone charges *Points to consider when utilities are currently debited *Prorations that don't get shoved down your throat when you use your home for business *Precautions when using Suica, PASMO, etc. *Pitfalls when using credit cards *Expenses for rejected projects *When overseas business trip and overseas travel are intermingled *When there are gray areas between private and business expenses *Correspondence to the Electronic Bookkeeping Act You will learn how to deal with such matters as the following. |
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Other items from this category:
You are paying too much tax!
This book will tell you what you can and cannot expense!
Fully compliant with the invoice system!
[You will know what you can and cannot expense!]
The basic rule of what can be claimed as expenses is "whether or not it is necessary for the business", but in order to really be recognized, you need to "prove" that it is necessary.
If you can properly prove that it is necessary for your business, it can all be expensed.
Many people do not know this, and as a result, many things that cannot be treated as expenses increase, and as a result, they pay more taxes.
In this book, you will learn how to prove that something is necessary for your business and that it is allowable as an expense.
[Fully compliant with the invoice system!]
Under the invoice system, a portion of the sales tax paid on purchases made by a business or store that is not registered to invoice will not be recognized as an expense. In other words, the buyer loses money.
What you need to do to be recognized as an invoice, when you receive a receipt that is not recognized as an invoice, as well as purchases from vending machines and splitting the bill, must also be in line with the invoice system.
This book also explains how to deal with such various invoice systems.
In addition, there are many exceptions to the invoice system, and some items do not require a receipt or invoice in the first place, which are also explained.
[This book is full of examples that may be confusing.]
This book is full of examples that may be confusing, such as whether or not an expense can be charged to expenses, and how much is allowable if it is prorated. The book also provides many examples that may be confusing, such as whether or not an expense can be charged or not, and how much is allowable if it is prorated.
For example,
*A note on smartphone charges
*Points to consider when utilities are currently debited
*Prorations that don't get shoved down your throat when you use your home for business
*Precautions when using Suica, PASMO, etc.
*Pitfalls when using credit cards
*Expenses for rejected projects
*When overseas business trip and overseas travel are intermingled
*When there are gray areas between private and business expenses
*Correspondence to the Electronic Bookkeeping Act
You will learn how to deal with such matters as the following.