【最新情報】不動産を使った相続税対策が見直し対象に?マンション相続や小口不動産、通達6項の考え方まで徹底解説!
【円満相続ちゃんねる】税理士橘慶太 · 4,839 words · 24 min read · EN

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If you wait until 2026, you can increase your inheritance based on the undervalued price before the new rules came into effect, but I can't say for sure that it's absolutely safe. This is
Futoshi Tachibana, a tax accountant specializing in tax planning for inheritance. Tachibana-san, something terrible has happened. There's been a huge buzz about something online, and I saw an article related to it saying that real estate tax is coming to an end. To be honest, I don't understand what's going to happen, so could you please explain it to me?
Sure. Actually, that's correct. There are articles about this online, but one of the strategies for reducing inheritance tax is to buy real estate. This will
become virtually impossible from January 1, 2027. [Laughs] First of all, I'd like to thoroughly explain what their thinking was and the ultimate weapon known as the "High-Ranking Circular No. 6" of the National Tax Agency. Let's go through the steps in order. Have you ever heard that buying real estate can be a way to avoid taxes? I've
vaguely heard that before. This tax reform for fiscal year 2026. The 8th year of the Reiwa era is 2026, but it has been announced that new rules will be implemented starting in 2027. In order to understand these new rules , you need to understand the fundamental concepts first, so let's go over that
. When we started calculating the inheritance tax, we discovered that the deceased owned real estate. Inheritance tax is calculated based on the amount at the time of death, but determining the market value of real estate can be quite difficult. It would be a real challenge if we were told we had to calculate that ourselves. This is
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