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December 3: JTPP Helpdesk webinar on Consumption Tax
Japan’s new invoice system – things to know
Two months until start of Japan's new Invoice system
From October 1, 2023, Japan has implemented a new qualified invoice system that companies must use in their business transactions.
December 1: JTPP Helpdesk webinar on Consumption Tax
October 27: Webinar Japan Tax Reform and E-Invoicing PEPPOL
Japan Tax Reform 2022
April 27: EBC Briefing: Tax Transparency in the Digital Economy
November 10, German Finance Roundtable "Importation, Customs and Trade between Germany and Japan as well as the Japanese Consumption Tax Reform
 
Main tax reforms for FY 2021
Ruling coalition’s tax reform for FY 2021 announced: Fiscal support for digital transformation and environment
Count-down to Japan’s Consumption tax hike
Japan’s tax reform measures for FY2019: Will CT finally go up?
2019 is already destined to be an historic year: - The first year in the
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