/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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>>44831735
"hava kidsu"
Abe may be gone, but his dream lives on

>>44831739
Last one.

>>44831713
I am too dumb to understand what any of that means.

>>44831713
>affecting smaller creators and forcing them to reveal their real identity if they want a tax reduction.
pedofags btfo

>>44831840
It means this.
I'll give the twitter person props for not being completely retarded like 99% of these types of threads but you know what they say about twitter screencap threads. They're worthless to post in.

I feel sorry for them, but will it really be as bad as they claim? Can't they just band together and form some entity that's basically just a front to protect their anonymity and help them do taxes?
Or just get paid in crypto and commit tax fraud?

>>44832029
You are so out of reality you need to stfu and stay out of Japanese culture that you are obviously completely clueless about anyways.

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>>44831745
not my problem

>>44832029
And nothing of value was lost.

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>>44832077
not my problem

>>44832068
japanese """""culture"""""

>>44832087
Based

le I'm an expert on japanese culture

you awe so out o-of weawity you nyeed t-to s-s-stfu and s-stay out o-of japanyese *wooks at you* cuwtuwe that you awe obviouswy c-compwetewy c-cwuewess about anyways.

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>>44831745
I missed the part where that's my problem.

just don't pay taxes
what are they going to do, force you?

>>44831722
https://stripe.com/guides/japan-invoice-system#obligations-of-sellers-and-buyers-under-the-invoice-system
This seems to be a pretty neutral overview.
I've done freelance and my own taxes in the past in murica, and I guess I'm more envious of freelancers in Japan under the former system than anything lol.
The twitterpersonthing has a point in that it will be another barrier for artists with limited means from trying their luck with independent freelancing - more that it can set them up to be burnt if they don't paperwork properly, and there is an implicit carrot-and-stick with the tax credits is to pipeline yourself with other companies and their invoices - could be as much of a cognitive burden as a financial one, based on my experiences.


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>>44832194
If things need to be your problem to have meaning to you, that in itself is not a problem for the OP - they've already made their thread and you have bumped it if anything.
If things DON'T need to be your problem to have meaning to you, I fail to understand the significance of it not being your problem to even yourself.
I fail to see what you get out of that comment in the first place. My reaction is confusion. I'm interested to hear you elaborate, and will be disappointed if you only feel the need for the Last Word.

>>44831713
That sucks, but how will this affect primarily doujin creators?
I'd figure that independent people could always create some sort of conglomorate that could then handle their taxes, maybe.

Anyone who isn't a retard knows how to get around this kind of stuff, in most countries what typically happens is you start a business that pays you a salary as a worker and the names on it are law firms. You can buy a house without anyone having any idea who you are, that kind of shit, and live in relative anonymity even with a publicly available name.

It's a very clever form of soft censorship.

>44832068
nigga really just said
>you're not on my anime expertise level

>>44836040
Isn't there is a more obvious and blatant "conspiracy" going on here:
the Japanese government wants to encourage proactive taxation growth by use of tax credits to benefit those that play with businesses integrated into the consumption tax base, while discouraging untaxable or hard-to-account business/capital/consumption.
Does this have knock-on effect to all the creative industries and home shops which is essentially a direct byproduct? Sure, and if you need to call something censorship, that's it.

But if you really think that taxation and long-term economic policy was SECONDARY to targeting the ability of single adults to fap to lolicon or guro or whatever makes anons clutch them like pearls... yeah I'll wait for the citation.

I've been hearing about this forever, and have yet to register and shit. I don't really want to sit down and read Jap legalese. What a fucking hassle.

>>44832068
This

>>44836361
seems to go well with their philosophy against digital nomad kind of stuff, they aren't interested in promoting or allowing it

I feel sad for the japanese artists that are going to be harassed by schizos

I am surprised that in Japan Freelancers could get away with just self-reporting taxes without documents.

Idea

>>44843943
how's your bag, anon?
heavy?

>>44844052
This bag of #4? yeah

>>44836040
Glad I'm not the only one that sees this for what it really is.

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>>44846163
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K87S3vf6mug
he tried to prevent this
APOLOGIZE!

>>44832072
This will destroy touhou.

>>44846573
That's what I'm seeing, too. Hope it doesn't, but with the outdated political scene in Japan, coupled with the outside forces trying their damndest to infiltrate and control/censor what the Japanese people think and do......and their own mentality to follow the crowd to save face.....I just hope they see between the lines on this and publicly shame the ones that are pushing this crap.

>>44847584
I don't want to flagrantly doompost and say this is the nail in the coffin or anything, but the implications of this are pretty rotten and it's hard to be optimistic.

>>44846573
umm based?

>>44831722
Interesting. Tbh I'm lost from the 1st post. I've never paid a single tax in my life except VAT that comes included in things and import tax that's shoved down your throat when a package goes through customs. I do work freelance but I handle everything cash with only a tiny amount going though the bank (basically to buy shit online). Not paying taxes for the globohomo/niggers/kikes. I already have to pay for my own healthcare since the public system is shit.

>>44846573
Touhou isnt an anime tho? Does it affect hentai artists too?

>>44855797
From my understanding it's every creator, including doujin (fanwork of any kind) so long as you're making any kind of money. This will have a ripple effect throughout the entire creative industry in Japan, potentially killing or crippling entire sectors of fan made content. Imagine your favorite show- whole chunks of art, fan games, musical remixes, etc.....gone.
Now do ALL shows, games, music, doujin, porn/hentai, whatever. Depending on how this plays out, you could see entire genres disappear overnight because the creators will quit entirely, or the worst outcome: fall in line with the social censorship.
>Imagine this- you make some good content.
>Everyone loves your content and gets off to it in one way or another.
>New law comes out requiring you to pay an assload of taxes.
>New law requires you give your real name and home address.
>What you make is perfectly legal, but you live in a world where legal laws and social "laws" differ.
>You and potentially millions of others face social backlash because some cuck decides to cheat his way in office and cause a moral panic to look good on the world stage.
>Because you're Japanese, you fall in line with whatever the group says goes, at least in public.
>Eventually, people say fuck it and conform or give up entirely. Some have the potential to be arrested under the guise of tax evasion.
>All of the Anons around the world lose favorite genres because Japan has had a soft censorship takeover by the Jew that appointed the "politician".
>All of Japan suffers and becomes the latest golem nation to the Jew world order.
>Milf, Loli, Monstergirls, and anything else you could possibly value: gone forever.

>>44855797
If you have a job and a hobby, and make some money from your hobby, your boss will now bully you to stop doing your hobby because he wants you to dedicate your whole life to work.

>>44856444
And this holds true regardless of whatever particular ideology you may hold, and is something that still holds a lot freelancers back.

>>44843943
lol
I’m seeing more and more doujin and even original h-manga being stamped with the XMR wallets from authors.

It’s getting to that point, really.

>>44856066
This

>>44831731
>500,000 signatures
dumb motherfuckers doxxed themselves

So, how much time does Japan have before doomsday? Never thought I'd see the beginning of the end on my lifetime.