The "Accounting Growth Engine" series delivers know-how from a practical perspective to improve the skills of Japan's accounting departments.
This time, we will provide an in-depth look at the "FY2026 Tax Reform Proposal.

On December 19, 2025, the Tax Reform Proposal for FY2026 was released.
The revisions include the preservation of documents related to transactions between group companies, transitional measures for invoices, and the newly established investment promotion taxation system.
The revisions are directly related to the accounting and tax practices of major companies.

However, a "flash report" that merely traces the outline of the outline will not provide the core information that the field really needs to know, such as "How will my company's operations change in concrete terms" and "What risks are latent?

In this seminar, Yamada & Partners, a tax accounting firm well versed in the complex practices of major companies, will be invited as a lecturer to provide in-depth explanations of "practical decision criteria" and "specific points to keep in mind" that are not explained in the
preliminary report.
The lecture will shed light on "issues that are easy to get lost in judgment" behind the articles, such as changes in transitional measures for invoice system, document preservation for inter-group transactions, and tax incentives for investment in equipment, etc., and clarify the overall picture of what preparations should be made in the accounting field before the
system comes into effect.
We hope you will take advantage of this seminar as a guideline to ensure reliable tax filing practices and smooth compliance with the system.