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Leaving Japan to sell a home in the US. Does Japan have the right to tax?

April 9, 2024
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Let’s say I’m a US/Japan dual citizen living in Japan. I move out of my home in Japan and go back to the US where I sell my family home.

When it comes to inheritance/estate tax, I know that Japan has the right to tax you for 10 years after you leave Japan. How does this work for other taxes like capital gains?

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