Japanese Laws and Regulations - Things to keep in mind - Revised Electronic Bookkeeping Act and practical responses for companies V159

It has a huge impact on the storage of accounting documents such as financial statements and invoices!
Explanation of electronic transactions that will be required from January 2022!

If data can be stored electronically, there will be no need for organizing work such as filing or securing space for storage, which will also lead to cost reductions.
As awareness of ``digitalization of business operations'' increases as a countermeasure against the new coronavirus infection, the revised Electronic Bookkeeping Act, whose requirements were relaxed in the 2021 tax reform, is currently attracting attention.
The biggest impact on any company is the system for storing electromagnetic records related to electronic transaction information.
With the path to converting electronic transaction data back to paper-based being cut off, companies will be forced to take measures such as introducing document management systems with time stamps and search functions.

In addition, two types of management methods, electronic and paper-based, will coexist, and from the standpoint of management and efficiency, the mainstream will be to store paper-based data electronically.
As computerization progresses, it will become possible to introduce telework, which is considered difficult for accounting staff, and will also contribute to infectious disease countermeasures.
In this DVD, we will explain what the revised Electronic Bookkeeping Act is, what you should do to comply with this revision, and what you need to do in practice.

[Lecturer]
Tax accountant Yayoi Takayama
Tax accountant. Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1976. Completed Graduate School of Commerce, Waseda University. Specializes in property tax systems.
After working at a general company, he moved to a tax accountant's office. Because the firm had many wealthy clients, he was keenly aware of the difference between income tax and corporate tax. With the motto ``There is no tax for the customer,'' he is popular for his easy-to-understand, honest talk that uses as few technical terms as possible.
From my own experience of struggling with a lack of knowledge when I first joined a tax accountant's office, I learned from the popular blog ``Understand in 3 minutes!'' which is always at the top of the rankings in the tax accountant section of Nihon Blog Village. He writes a must-read blog for accounting firm staff.
　
[Main table of contents]
Ⅰ　What is the Electronic Bookkeeping Act?
Ⅱ Electronic ledger storage system
Ⅲ　Scanner storage system
Ⅳ　Data storage system related to electronic transactions
Ⅴ Summary of three systems
Ⅵ　Introduction and utilization of the revised electric book law
　
[Recording format]
Lecture resume (PDF), format (Word)
　
[Video recording time]
Approximately 90 minutes
　

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