accounting apps in Japan
Hi! I'm a tax attorny at Yokohama City near Tokyo in Japan.
Some of our cliants are English speakers, and some of them are not so good at japanese. So we are supporting their accounting and taxation in English. They would be relieved with our English support.
Especialy, we think it important for my cliants to get the skill of opperating an accounting apps by themselves. We complete it on line by using Zoom and e-mail.
The most popular and the best accounting apps in Japan i we think seems to be 弥生会計 "Yayoi Kaikei" (the meaning is "March Accounting").
They say the share of it is around 50%.( the second one's share is around 25%.) in Japan.
Almost of our cliants use it mainly for accounting. But we use it not only accounting but also for calicurating the comsumption tax. Because it's fanctionarity of calicurating the tax is grate.
DX support
It is difficult to survive in this day and age without utilizing ICT. We support PC installation, email settings, Yayoi Kaikei settings, Zoom settings, online banking, websites, memory expansion, etc. Also, even if you are new to PCs or have no knowledge of bookkeeping (journal entries), you can try self-accounting(keeping your own books and managing your business on a daily basis) with Yayoi Kaikei.
Excel book
If you want to use Excel for bookkeeping, we can convert the data and import it into Yayoi Kaikei. We can provide various ledgers and tax returns format
in PDF based on the data created in the customized Excel cash book. If you use online banking, the burden will be even lighter.
Online & Remote
This is a survival technique for times of frequent infectious diseases and disasters. It allows for online meetings and remote support for Yayoi Kaikei, making it safe and secure. In addition, explanations are given on a monitor, making them easier to read than paper, and paperless, reducing the environmental burden. It can also be easily accessed from home regardless of the weather, and is more convenient in areas far from tax accountants or where transportation is inconvenient.