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I received F1 and GRAB3 shares through roulette, but the account classification has become general.
If I had a profit when selling, I understand that if it is less than 200,000 yen, filing a tax return may not be necessary, but filing for resident tax is required.
However, if all four stocks are sold at prices lower than the average acquisition cost, would it be possible to avoid filing for tax return and resident tax?
If I had a profit when selling, I understand that if it is less than 200,000 yen, filing a tax return may not be necessary, but filing for resident tax is required.
However, if all four stocks are sold at prices lower than the average acquisition cost, would it be possible to avoid filing for tax return and resident tax?
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$Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$
All four of them were the same, it's too troublesome so it's fine to just ignore them forever 😂
All four of them were the same, it's too troublesome so it's fine to just ignore them forever 😂
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$Global X US Tech Top 20 ETF (2244.JP)$
I think it will be rebalanced in December, but the percentage of TSLA has become higher, hasn't it?
Including the individual holdings, I have too much TSLA 😇
I think it will be rebalanced in December, but the percentage of TSLA has become higher, hasn't it?
Including the individual holdings, I have too much TSLA 😇
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CPYA : If it is a loss on sale, it is not necessary to file a final return even in the general account classification, so it does not affect the resident tax. Although you will not be able to offset gains and losses, if it is a small loss on a few shares in roulette, you don't need to worry about it.