I want to sell POD products to the US and EU markets from Japan. I have already opened a shopify account too. My question is;
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Do I need to have a registered physical store in Japan while I’m selling online Printify POD products through Shopify to outside Japan like the US and EU?
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Does it require me to have my own registered company and physical store/building to start selling Printify POD online through Shopify from Japan to overseas?
3.Do I need to report or pay taxes to Japan tax authority for income I had by selling printify POD products online from Japan to overseas as I mentioned above especially when my incomes reach - let say over $100,000?
Thanks
Hi Skymagine, Great to see you taking the plunge into the Shopify world, and I’m happy to help with your questions about selling Printify POD products from Japan to the US and EU markets.
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Physical Store in Japan: No, you don’t need to have a registered physical store in Japan to sell online using Shopify and Printify. You can run an entirely online business from Japan and sell to customers overseas without needing a physical storefront.
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Registered Company: You don’t necessarily need to have your own registered company to start selling Printify POD products via Shopify, but it may be beneficial to register one as your business grows. However, having a physical building isn’t required—many entrepreneurs run successful businesses from home!
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Tax Reporting in Japan: Yes, if you’re a resident of Japan, you’ll need to report your income from your Shopify store to the Japanese tax authorities, even if you’re selling to customers abroad. If your income exceeds ¥10 million, you may also be required to register for consumption tax. It’s always best to consult with a local tax advisor to ensure you’re meeting all the tax obligations as your business grows!
I hope this helps, and I’m excited to see your journey unfold! If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out.
Thanks for your reply… got all that I need to know. I appreciate that.
Best regards.
My pleasure. I’m glad I am able to help.