TOKYO -- Japan will adopt a carrot-and-stick approach toward tax avoidance as it pushes wealthy residents to keep records of transactions involving foreign assets.
Residents that hold more than 50 million yen ($462,000) in assets outside Japan will be encouraged to maintain records that track money flows. These include dividends and capital gains from foreign securities as well as bank transactions and rent from overseas properties.
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