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Finance
Politics, Economy and Society
Living gifts for tax saving and wills made by oneself, if these things become invalid --? As the population ages, the burden on children and grandchildren increases. Many elderly people do not want to bother their children or grandchildren and want to leave as much money as possible. However, inheritance and gifts have many pitfalls. In fact, in the 10 years from 2000, the number of inheritance-related consultations received by the courts has doubled. Even if you thought you had prepared something while you were still alive, if the problem is discovered later, it could leave a root of trouble in the remaining family bonds. In this book, the representative of a well-established accounting firm in Kyoto, which has a reputation for living measures, explains the knack of inheritance and donation in an easy-to-understand manner, citing cases such as "What if your parents become demented?" and "What if you have a rental apartment as a tax saving measure?"