It was learned on the 22nd through interviews with related parties that a Japanese man (resident of Monaco) who was the former representative of a call center operating company has been taxed approximately 620 million yen, including a penalty for failure to file, by the Kanto-Shinetsu Regional Taxation Bureau for failing to declare approximately 3.3 billion yen in capital gains from the sale of stocks that he acquired as an individual when the company was acquired. The call center is operated by Japan Total Telemarketing (headquartered in Tokyo), which became a subsidiary of Hakuhodo Group’s Hakuhodo Products in 2018. According to sources, the man, who was a major shareholder, sold his shares to Hakuhodo for approximately 5 billion yen. He earned approximately 3.3 billion yen in capital gains but did not file a tax return.
>>3 The weather in Monaco is pretty good. The French Riviera is a fairly prosperous area, so it’s not bad if you’re not expecting the excitement of the city.
>>5 At the end of the year party they were singing a parody song about the market capitalization being 800 billion yen. Then a lot of things happened, and I don’t know if it was because they were all carrying it all, but some people have passed away.
He’s not the only one. If you transfer your residency overseas, you can evade taxes. A famous example is Heizo Takenaka. In this way, the wealthy continue to live in Japan but transfer their residency overseas and evade taxes. The truth is that overseas residence (including pretending to be overseas) has been preserved by Keidanren (the Liberal Democratic Party) as a tax loophole to protect the assets of executives of Keidanren member companies. You might think that a tax investigation would be conducted, but without an address, the city/ward/town/village tax department can’t act (because there is no address there), and the tax office can’t act because they can’t decide which tax office has jurisdiction. Heizo Takenaka has already proven that this is how tax evasion is possible.
They travel from one luxury hotel to another, or even better, buy a cruiser and live floating on the high seas, to avoid paying taxes, and the world is full of rich people like that.
Nowadays, becoming a company employee, civil servant, or doctor with a lifetime annual income of hundreds of millions is something that idiots with only a strong desire for fame do, while smart people often aim for IBD at a foreign bank or start their own company and become an IPO. People who were not loved by their parents or had a bad upbringing are likely to become freaks of self-approval and fame who will risk their life to gain the praise of others and the public.
Comments