NISA

Alright, let's break down the conditions for opening a NISA (Nippon Individual Savings Account) in Japan. The process isn't complicated; it's easier to understand if you think of it as a "tax-free inv...

Hey there! That's a great question. When people first start using NISA, this is a common concern – the fear of accidentally exceeding the investment limit.

Okay, let me clarify the issue of asset inheritance within NISA accounts for you. Can assets in a NISA account be inherited? Let's start with the conclusion: Yes, assets can be inherited, but there a...

好的，关于旧NISA转新NISA的问题，我来给你梳理一下，尽量说得简单易懂。 Key Takeaway: You don't need to do anything; your New NISA account will open automatically. First and foremost: You do not need to complete any "conversion" proc...

Hello! The NISA holding period and what happens after its expiry are indeed common concerns, especially with the significant rule changes introduced by the new NISA in 2024.

Absolutely! Foreigners can definitely apply for a NISA account in Japan, provided they meet the conditions. Let me break down the key points for easier understanding.

Okay, no problem. Many people have questions about NISA account transfers, let me clarify it for you. Of course, you can change brokers for your NISA account! But there are a few "traps" you need to ...

Here's the English translation: Hi, when it comes to NISA, everyone knows its biggest benefit is "investment gains are tax-free." But there's no free lunch; it also has some "pitfalls" or points that ...

Are Investment Gains in a NISA Account Completely Tax-Exempt? In short: Yes, within the stipulated limits of a NISA account, all investment gains are completely tax-exempt.

Absolutely! The New NISA's Growth Investment Quota (成長投資枠) and Tsumitate Investment Quota (つみたて投資枠) can be used simultaneously. This is precisely one of the biggest advantages of the New NISA compared...

Alright, let's break down Japan's NISA system for you. What exactly is Japan's NISA system? You can think of it as a "magic tax-free investment pocket" given to you by the government.

Okay, regarding the difference between periodic investment and lump-sum investment in a NISA account, I'll break it down for you in simple terms.

好的，关于离开日本时如何处理NISA账户的问题，我来根据我的理解和经验给你梳理一下。这确实是很多朋友关心的话题。 What Happens to My NISA Account When I Leave Japan? Hey there! Don't worry, this is a common question.

Hi there! You want to know about NISA? You've come to the right place. It's actually much simpler than it seems. When I first opened my account, I spent ages researching it, so now I'll share my exper...

Hello! Regarding whether the investment limit in a NISA account can be reused after selling stocks, it depends on the specific NISA scheme you are using: the "Old NISA" or the "New NISA" introduced in...

Hello! Deciding whether to open your NISA account with a securities firm or a bank is indeed a common dilemma for many beginners. Don't worry, it's not as complicated as it seems.

Hello! To understand what you can buy with NISA, it's easier to imagine it as a tax-exempt "shopping basket" for your investments. The new NISA, which started in 2024, divides this large basket into t...

Okay, regarding whether losses in a NISA account can be tax-deductible, let me explain. Can Investment Losses in a NISA Account Be Offset Against Other Profits for Tax Purposes? Let's start with the ...

Okay, regarding the annual investment limits for NISA, let me break it down for you. Starting from 2024, Japan has launched a new NISA system, with significant and more convenient changes to its rules...

Hello! I see someone asking about the differences between the old and new NISA. Let me break it down for you in simple terms, hoping to help you quickly grasp it.