What are the documents required to establish a company in Japan?

The documents required to establish a company in Japan may be as follows:

1. A company constitution (Articles of Incorporation) stating the purpose of establishment of the company

2. A company registration certificate (Certificate of Incorporation) obtained from the municipality where the company will be registered.

3. A signature circular signed by representatives of the company.

4. An organizational chart that explains in detail the company's main activities and organizational structure.

5. Documents showing the address and contact information of the company's head office (Proof of Address)

6. Documents containing the identity information and passport copies of the company's managers and partners (Proof of Identity)

7. A financial report showing the financial situation of the company (Financial Report)

8. A business plan showing the activities of the company (Business Plan)

9. Social security certificates of the company's employees (Social Insurance Certificates)

10. Tax Registration Certificate of the company The documents on this list are those generally required to establish a company in Japan, but requirements may vary depending on the type of company, its size, and the industry in which it operates. Therefore, it is important to contact the local chamber of commerce or a lawyer in Japan to get more detailed information about company formation.