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National Tax Agency Notice Flags Dispatch of Corporate Tax Forms and Payment Slips

The National Tax Agency issued an official notice about the sending of provisional corporate tax and interim consumption tax return forms along with payment slips, though specific deadlines were not detailed in the notice itself.

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Key Points

  • • National Tax Agency issued a notice dated November 5, 2026 about corporate tax filings
  • • Notice covers provisional corporate tax and local corporate tax returns
  • • Notice also covers interim consumption tax and local consumption tax returns
  • • Specific deadlines and amounts were not detailed in the source notice title

The National Tax Agency has issued an official notice concerning the dispatch of provisional tax return forms for corporate tax and local corporate tax, as well as interim tax return forms for consumption tax and local consumption tax, together with related payment slips [1]. The notice, dated November 5, 2026, was published as a PDF document on the agency's website [1].

According to the notice's title, the communication covers two separate tax filing obligations for corporations: the provisional (yotei) filing for corporate tax and local corporate tax, and the interim (chukan) filing for consumption tax and local consumption tax [1]. The notice also references the dispatch of payment forms, suggesting that corporations subject to these filings should expect to receive relevant documents from tax authorities [1].

The source material provided does not include specific filing deadlines, payment due dates, eligibility thresholds, or procedural details beyond the general subject matter stated in the notice's title [1]. Businesses operating in Japan, including foreign-owned corporations and foreign residents who manage or own companies subject to Japanese corporate taxation, should consult the official PDF notice directly from the National Tax Agency for complete details on which entities are affected and what actions are required [1].

This notice appears to be a routine administrative communication informing taxpayers that the agency is sending out the necessary forms and payment slips for these interim and provisional obligations [1]. However, without additional detail in the source, readers should not assume specific dates or amounts beyond what is stated here.

Foreign residents who operate corporations in Japan, or who are responsible for tax compliance on behalf of a company, are encouraged to review the full notice from the National Tax Agency or consult a tax professional to confirm how these filing and payment requirements apply to their specific circumstances [1].

Source credit 出典：「法人税及び地方法人税の予定申告書、消費税及び地方消費税の中間申告書並びに納付書発送等に関するお知らせ（PDF/109KB）」（国税庁）（https://www.nta.go.jp/information/news/pdf/0026010-147.pdf）、PDL1.0（https://www.digital.go.jp/resources/open_data/public_data_license_v1.0）を加工してJapan News (j.apan.news)が作成 This article is Japan News's own English summary of the Japanese original. It has been translated and edited by Japan News; it is not an official translation, and the National Tax Agency did not write or review it.

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  1. [1] National Tax Agency — original report (Japanese)

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