10/08/2021

40. Classification and Taxation of Trusts in Japan 信託課税

信託財産に係る課税について英語でまとめました。
An overview of classification of trusts and their taxation is as shown in the table below. 

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Under Japanese Corporate Tax Law, income is taxed, in general, in the hands of not the nominee but the beneficiary. Accordingly, trusts in Japan can be classified into the following three types for tax purposes and profits from trust property are taxed as shown in the table below. 

 

Taxpayer

Timing of tax

Examples

Tax treatment

Other

Type 1

(Juekisha tou kazei shintaku)

Beneficiary

When profit accrues to the trust

General trusts

The beneficiary is deemed to own assets and liabilities of, and profits and expenses attributable to, the trust.

General taxation of trusts (i.e., pass-through)

Type 2

(Shuudan toushi shintaku tou)

Beneficiary

When profit is distributed to beneficiary

Trusts for collective investment scheme

The beneficiary is deemed to own assets and liabilities of, and profits and expenses attributable to, the trust.

The trustee must be a corporation

Type 3

(Houjin kazei shintaku)

Trustee

When profit accrues to the trust

Trusts for securitization of real estate or certain other assets

The trustee is taxed on the following separately:

A.   Assets and liabilities of, and profits and expenses attributable to, the trust

B.   Its other assets and liabilities, and profits and expenses

The trustee, whether corporation or individual, is subject to corporate income tax


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