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  1. 01

    My country has no seal certificate. How do I prove my signature for a Japanese company?

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  2. 02

    Will my Japanese company documents be in Japanese?

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  3. 03

    Is the share capital part of what I pay OCC for a Japanese company?

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  4. 04

    What helps a new Japanese company get a bank account?

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  5. 05

    How long does a Japanese corporate bank account take to open?

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  6. 06

    Which tax notices must my new Japanese company file after registration?

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  7. 07

    What must my Japanese company file when it first pays salaries?

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  8. 08

    Does my Japanese company need a qualified invoice registration number?

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  9. 09

    How do I appoint a new director of my Japanese company?

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    How long does it take to close a Japanese company?

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