Showing posts with label formal procedure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label formal procedure. Show all posts

Monday, August 5, 2013

       Midsummer Greetings, everyone

From Japan, I wish to say summer greeting or season's greeting. Summer, winter; whichever the season you have♪   I reminisce the days my father took us to the beach and had enjoyable time with sand and sea water without being forced to be able to swim like the PE class p;)
Trivial matter about us> As a guardian of my father, my husband is trying to deal with or file formalities more for father's medical expense and tax reduction. Thanks to him, I would be at a loss about all these legalities...
Wishing you'll have a wonderful coming new week;  



Thursday, February 9, 2012

Doing What he has to Do!

It is TIME to file our tax return...
In Japan, we have to file our tax return from Feb. 1st to Mid March.
Last year my husband had to do it for 3 people; for my late brother, father and ours.  Whew, it sure looked SO complicated and I thank him for what he can do!!!    He visited city office, tax office and Social Insurance Agency several times. At that time, he was so surprised that some staffs at these offices didn't have enough knowledge they should have for their work. They couldn't answer his questions for what he prepared for it.  He had been even told to go one office to go another.  And then, that office suggested to go to the former office???  Although he has records from last year and notes, now he is a conservator  for my father who is suffering from dementia, he needed to ask some details for the deduction how the system was and so on. The same situation happened that he had to consult several times at the different office again. Finally, he happened to have an efficient public employee and finished calculating and filed ours. And made sure to copy them for the next year. As he used to be a bank clerk, he may be able to confront with the numbers a little at ease. However, he got a bit frustrated and discourged at the each offices.
       I thank him what he can do and wouldn't know how without him.


Well, I'd better buy some chocolates from Godiva Chocolatier, as he has no lady colleagues to give him after retiring.  Probably, it is me who will end up eating most of them♡♡♡   I hope my friends are not having hard time doing yours!!!   
                 Love you always,  *Orchid