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The ACCJ Journal 2017

The ACCJ Journal 2017

2017/10/23

The ACCJ Journal 2017

The authority on global business in Japan

The ACCJ Journal has been published for the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) since 1964 and now serves as one of the country’s leading sources of English-language business information and analysis.

February 2017

Inheritance/Gift Tax Reforms

By Eiji Miura

April 2017

Accounting for Quality

By Toru Shirai

June 2017

Individual Tax Audit

By Yukiteru Abe

August 2017

Today's CFO

By Toru Shirai

October 2017

Aggressive Audits

By Yukiteru Abe

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