CROSS-BORDER EXPERTISE. PERSONAL UNDERSTANDING.
Japanese-speaking CPA.U.S. business made clear.
Tax, accounting, and U.S. business setup for Japanese and Chinese investors, local business owners, and individuals—with a Torrance team that works in Japanese and English.
California CPA #91302 17+ years of accounting & tax experience
A practical starting point. A person who listens.
You do not need to know every U.S. tax term before speaking with your CPA. Bring the decision in front of you: starting a company, organizing the books, preparing a return, or understanding what comes next.
We begin with your situation, explain the work in plain language, and agree on the scope before paid work begins.
PRACTICAL SUPPORT, CLEARLY SCOPED
Where can we help?
HOW WE WORK
No guessing what comes next.
Start with a conversation
Email us in Japanese or English. Tell us your main question and any deadline already on your calendar.
Agree on the work
We explain the records needed, the scope, and the fee before paid work begins.
Move forward clearly
We agree on responsibilities, timing, and the next review point. Ask us for secure-sharing instructions before sending documents.
Support for the stage you are in
Starting in the United States? We help you consider the entity, accounting setup, and first-year compliance. Already operating? We help keep the books and tax work connected.
- Japanese-owned businesses and U.S. subsidiaries
- Japanese and Chinese investors entering the U.S. market
- Torrance and South Bay small businesses
- Individuals, families, estates, and trusts
Meet Jing Wang, CPA
Jing Wang brings 17+ years of public accounting and tax experience and an education at Hiroshima University in Japan. The firm combines a small-office approach with experience supporting Japanese and Chinese investors in the United States.
INSIGHTS
Read before you decide.
U.S. Entity Types for Foreign Investors
A familiar company name is not a tax plan. Consider the legal structure, tax treatment, and reporting requirements together.
SEPTEMBER 8, 2026 · GUIDES & INSIGHTSFirst-Year U.S. Subsidiary Tax Calendar
A new U.S. subsidiary needs a responsibility calendar—not a borrowed list of tax dates.
SEPTEMBER 8, 2026 · GUIDES & INSIGHTSITIN and EIN Basics
An EIN identifies a business or other entity. An ITIN serves a different, individual tax-processing purpose. Start by asking which number is needed and why.
A few things to know.
Can we speak in Japanese?
Yes. Our staff work in Japanese and English. You can write your inquiry in either language.
Can we start remotely?
Start by email or phone. We can discuss the appropriate next step, including a phone conversation or an in-person meeting in Torrance.
How are fees decided?
Fees depend on the work required. We confirm the scope and fee before paid work begins.
Not sure yet? Read: What to Bring to Your First CPA Meeting