Released in 1991 #Kishimen's Tax Book ← Related Books Here ⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒⌒ It is not uncommon for items that practitioners, such as companies and tax accountants, believe are handled reasonably to be pointed out as unreasonable during a tax investigation. This book is a must-have for practitioners such as managers, accounting staff, and tax accountants, as it fully discloses the methods and know-how for obtaining approval in cases where denial was received or is about to be received in a tax investigation. Table of Contents 1. Revenue, Cost, Expenses, etc. 2. Inventories, Securities, Fixed Assets, Deferred Assets 3. Executive Compensation, etc. 4. Entertainment Expenses, Donations, and Other Expenses 5. Bad Debts, Special Allowance for Debt Write-off 6. Leasehold Rights 7. Depreciation Accounting 8. Allowance 9. Incorporation, Merger 10. Futures Trading, Exchange Differences 11. Others 12. Consumption Tax and Corporate Tax