Our fees depend on the number of properties, ownership structure, rental status, document availability, prior filing history, and whether a property sale or refund claim is involved.
Before starting any engagement, we confirm the scope of work and provide a fee estimate.
All fees include Japanese consumption tax unless otherwise stated.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Written Case Review | JPY 77,000 |
| Complex Written Case Review | From JPY 110,000 |
| Tax representative setup | JPY 110,000 |
| Annual tax representative service | JPY 165,000 per year |
| Rental income tax return | From JPY 275,000 per year |
| Property sale tax filing | From JPY 550,000 |
| Property sale tax filing package | From JPY 770,000 per transaction |
| Prior-year tax filing | From JPY 330,000 per year |
| Prior-Year Filing Package | From JPY 440,000 per year |
| Additional property | JPY 77,000 per property |
| Additional co-owner | From JPY 110,000 per owner |
| Additional written questions | From JPY 33,000 |
| Urgent filing within 30 days | 30 percent surcharge |
| Foreign company or complex ownership case | From JPY 1,100,000 or quotation required |
Fixed Asset Tax Notice Support
From JPY 330,000 for the first year
From JPY 165,000 per year from the second year
This package does not include Japanese income tax return preparation.
Rental Property Tax Filing Package
From JPY 550,000 for the first year
From JPY 440,000 per year from the second year
Includes tax representative setup, annual tax representative service, and Japanese rental income tax return filing for one property.
For one property and one owner. Additional fees apply for multiple properties, co-ownership, prior-year filings, property sales, incomplete documents, or complex ownership structures.
Property Sale Tax Filing Package
From JPY 770,000 per transaction
For non-resident owners who are planning to sell or have already sold Japanese real estate.
Prior-Year Filing Package
From JPY 440,000 per year
For clients who have not filed Japanese tax returns for prior years.
Initial Written Case Review
Our initial written case review is conducted by email or secure online messages. We do not require a video meeting or phone call.
We review the information you provide regarding your residency status, Japanese property, rental or sale status, prior Japanese tax filings, and whether you may need a tax representative in Japan.
After the review, we provide a written summary of the likely services required, key documents to prepare, potential tax filing issues, and an estimated fee for the engagement.
The initial written case review does not include tax return preparation, detailed tax calculations, communication with tax authorities, filing of tax representative notification forms, or unlimited follow-up questions.
Complex cases, including property sales, prior-year filings, multiple properties, co-ownership, foreign company ownership, inheritance-related acquisitions, missing purchase documents, or urgent filing deadlines, may require a Complex Written Case Review from JPY 110,000.
Bank charges, international remittance fees, currency conversion costs, and payment processing fees are borne by the client.
Kudan Partners does not advance tax payments, penalties, interest, government fees, bank charges, or remittance fees on behalf of clients unless separately agreed in writing.
The legal obligation to pay Japanese taxes remains with the taxpayer or property owner.
For the main service details, see Tax Representative in Japan for Non-Resident Property Owners.
Communication policy: Our services are generally provided by email and secure online communication. Video meetings and phone calls are not included in the standard service unless separately agreed.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or investment advice. Japanese tax treatment depends on the specific facts and circumstances of each case. A professional engagement with Kudan Partners begins only after the scope of work, fees, and engagement terms are agreed in writing.