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Selling on Amazon Japan via FBA? 🇯🇵 Understanding Japan’s Consumption Tax (JCT) is mandatory, especially for non-resident sellers storing goods locally. In this episode of our VAT Series, we explain everything you need to know to stay compliant and operate successfully in Japan’s high-value e-commerce market.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Overview of JCT rates: Standard 10%, Reduced 8%, Zero-rate 0%
JCT registration requirements for Japanese and non-resident sellers
Qualified Invoice System (from October 2023) and its impact on B2B buyers
Role of fiscal representatives / tax agents for foreign sellers
Registration documents, filing schedules, and electronic submission via NTA e-Tax
Risks and penalties for FBA sellers failing to comply

Why It Matters:
Japan is a key Amazon market in Asia, but non-compliance can result in backdated JCT liabilities, penalties, reduced competitiveness, and Amazon account suspension. Staying informed ensures your Amazon business operates legally and efficiently.

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Watch now to understand Japan JCT compliance and protect your Amazon business.

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is intended for educational purposes and to provide general guidance on Japan’s Consumption Tax (JCT). Tax laws and regulations can change frequently. For official guidance and the most up-to-date information, consult the National Tax Agency (NTA) or reach out to Safari Star at www.safaristar.com for professional support.

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