Zeirishi Hojin Arc & Partners / Tax Accountant Corporation Arc & Partners

For those who wish to live in Japan after retirement,
we offer support for your return to Japan.

When people finally decide to return to Japan, I hear about many "concerns."

How do wills and inheritance work in Japan?

- Coordination between trusts and Japanese wills

What will happen to my Japanese and U.S. tax situation upon returning to Japan?

How US pensions and 401(k) plans are treated in Japan

・Probate measures for U.S. assets

- Asset management in preparation for dementia and long-term care (guardianship or family trust)

How do I buy or sell a house in Japan?

- I want information about money and laws in Japan,　etc.

The earlier you start, the more options you'll have. Prepare now, one step at a time, for a happy retirement

Please feel free to consult us regarding Japanese inheritance tax and income tax

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address	11th Floor, Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan, 2-10-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
telephone number	81-3-6551-2535
E-mail	info@s-arc.com
Website	https://www.the-arcist.com/

Representative Partner, Certified Public Accountant: Katsumi Naito

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Born May 3, 1962 in Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture.
Graduated from Niigata Prefectural Takada High School in 1981.
Graduated from Chuo University, Faculty of Commerce, Department of Accounting (majoring in Management Analysis)
in 1985. Registered as a tax accountant
in 1990. Opened a private tax accountant office in Toranomon
in 1995. Opened a joint office in Ginza with tax accountants, judicial scriveners, and social insurance labor consultants in 1997.
Established Ark & Partners Tax Accountant Corporation in 2010, and
　　　　provides consulting services mainly on business succession for family businesses with external partners

Registered Political Funds Auditor (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications), Member of the Kojimachi Branch of the Tokyo Certified Public Tax Accountants Association ; Certified Business Innovation Support Organization (SME Agency); M&A Support Organization (SME Agency ); Member of HAPA (Hawaii Association of Public Accountants); Member of the Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry

He has given numerous lectures at bar associations, banks, securities companies, life insurance companies, and succession organizations.
He has written for financial magazines such as Nikkei Money and Money Pan.
"Unfortunate Inheritance" (Nikkei BP) is a bestseller with over 50,000 copies sold. He is
a guest speaker at HTI (Hawaii Tax Institute).
He has provided numerous consultations on U.S.-Japan inheritance for Japanese residents in Hawaii. He
has handled over 500 consultations on Hawaii real estate tax matters.
He is the representative of the "Hawaii Inheritance Project," which is composed of experts from Hawaii and Japan.

A hybrid Japanese-American support service specializing in international inheritance matters

The era of truly protecting assets presupposes global asset diversification that does not rely solely on yen-denominated assets. Foreign currency-denominated financial assets, overseas real estate, and multinational asset holdings are no longer limited to a select few wealthy individuals. In
particular, **differences in laws, tax systems, and registration systems from country to country pose a significant obstacle** when it comes to inheritance. Formal advice alone cannot fully protect the assets left behind.
Our firm has a local office in Hawaii and works directly with US CPAs, lawyers, and escrow companies.We can provide consistent support from both Japan and Hawaii. We handle international inheritance not only in Hawaii but also in all US states and English-speaking countries.
As "Japanese experts who understand the local situation," we provide strategic and practical support for the increasingly complex transfer of global assets.

Hawaii Inheritance Project: Hawaii Inheritance, Real Estate, and Tax Consulting – Hawaii Inheritance, Real Estate, and Tax Consulting