【2026年最新版】死亡直前でも間に合う駆け込み相続税の節税対策10選

We offer individual consultations with Tax Accountant Katsube. If you're interested, please register on our official LINE account and send a message with "Individual Consultation" ✉️ https://lin.ee/N4Lc3kM This time, we discussed the topic "2026 Latest Edition: Complete Guide to Zeroing Inheritance Tax, Even Just Before Death." When it comes to inheritance tax planning, many people think, "I wish I'd done this sooner" or "I don't have time anymore," but there are actually quite a few steps you can take even just before death. In this video, we've covered: ☑️Inheritance tax planning that can be used just before death ☑️Organized by "order of use" rather than by system ☑️What to do now We've explained 10 effective methods in practice, focusing on these three points. However, the optimal inheritance planning approach will vary greatly depending on: ✅The nature of your assets ✅Family composition ✅Whether you own real estate or not ✅The amount of time you have left If you proceed on your own, you may lose the exemption, your taxes may increase, it may even cause family trouble. If you're feeling like, "I don't know where to start," or "I want to make sure this measure is okay," we recommend consulting a professional. [Katsube Takashi Profile] CEO of Katsube Tax Accountant Office After teaching at a vocational school for five years and working at a tax accounting firm for 12 years, he opened his own practice in October 2023. Registered as a tax accountant in 2014 (at age 28) (less than 1% of tax accountants are in their 20s). Received requests from listed companies to conduct tax seminars for tax accounting firms, and taught seminars to over 1,200 tax accounting firms for a year. [Katsube Tax Accountant Office] 201 Chateau Road, 2-1-18 Minamihonmachi, Itami City, Hyogo Prefecture 664-0852 Website: https://katsube-tao.com [Table of Contents] 00:00 Opening 01:21 Chapter 1: Essential Prerequisites for Inheritance Planning 03:42 ① Securing Tax Funds and Saving Taxes Using Life Insurance 05:29 ② Gifts to Grandchildren and Children's Spouses 07:06 ③ Purchasing tax-exempt assets such as a grave or Buddhist altar 08:10 ④ Subdividing land to lower its valuation 09:46 ⑤ Making a lump-sum gift for educational expenses 10:39 ⑥ Renovating your family home 12:17 ⑦ Making sure to use the special exemption for small residential land, etc. 13:14 ⑧ Tax exemption for gifts to acquire a home 14:51 ⑨ Increasing the number of heirs through adoption 15:29 ⑩ Writing a will 16:11 Summary