I have seen the reality of my family suffering from inheritance issues and heritage arrangements.
"I haven't died yet"
Well, the average life expectancy of Japanese is 81 years old and 87 years old.
But you should think that the instruments you have must do something someday.
Some of the instruments I have now have what I bought from my longing, what I really liked for the sound and beauty, the joy of completing the series, and the satisfaction of having the "best" model. Isn't it?
And as you get older, you will meet yourself who counts a few years later.
It's a strange thing, but still for meI still have timeI believe or hope ...
By the way, have you ever thought that your instrument has emotions?
The instrument himself should be grateful for meeting the master who takes care of him and treats him.
But I am not ready for my husband to be gone in a few years or decades.
These childrenWhat will happen?mosquito.
The mortality rate of a 55 -year -old man is 4 % and 10 % (Life Insurance Cultural Center) for 65 years old.
And the sudden death rate is 10-20%of the total mortality rate.
Some people have died in the same age around themselves, but they are often too late when the "time" comes.
I don't want you to regret your hobby instruments, though you should have regretted a lot in your life.
I can enjoy my own way, and I understand the feeling that my wife, children, cute grandchildren, and pets will be happy.
That's why it's in a sense to entrust musical instruments to families who can't understand 100%of their thoughts.Feel annoyingThere will be people.
Please imagine, for example, what if you leave a lot of collections of various kinds of haniwa that are historically valuable?Yes. (Sorry for those who like haniwa)
I don't like the word disposal of instruments. Now that your era has been clearly engraved in the history of the instrument, what kind of person do you want to take over? Do you want to dispose of the instrument with Yahoo auction or Mercari?
Many buyers who do not have a real store have only an online auction.
"The higher the purchase price, the better."
I think so.
On top of that, the following five conditions are required.
① It must be a specialized store specializing in musical instruments
② To understand the value of the instrument with sufficient knowledge
③ Maintenance and repair technology are definitely high
④ There is an actual store and you cannot escape
⑤ The person in charge can make a public face and get in touch at any time
There are very few musical instruments that have these.
About youThink seriouslyIf the face of the "person in charge" comes to mind, please ask when you come to the store.
"Are you ready to put my partner in my life and take over to the next generation?"
If you have read so far, you probably have some assets.
There are cash, real estate, stocks, and other securities, but what about musical instruments?
In general, no tax employee knows the value of instruments. So what to do?
It will be an expert to judge.
It's okay because I don't know the value. Actually in our shopRequest for appraisalIs coming.
Then the heirs are waiting for an unexpected inheritance tax declaration.
In general, there is no inheritance tax if the total assets are within the basics deduction (30 million yen + 6 million yen x legal heirs).
However, those who have a good asset will pay the inheritance tax, and the tax amount is often expensive depending on the real estate value and the latest stock prices, and often sell their homes to create cash. Even more, it is better to think that the tax office knows that the instrument is left is inevitable.
I don't want to see the future of music and musical instruments that have dad's life, even though the heirs left in the inheritance of securities, such as the handling of home, especially the stocks, and shares, are muddy. That's right.
AgainAnxiety about awarenessIf you are, please be careful, few people know the fact that the remaining wills may be denied, and only experts can understand how to deal with them.
So is there anybody who has been giving a lifetime?
Now that the rules of gifts have changed to 2024 and the usability of the calendar gifts has become worse, some people may consider the degree of liquidation taxation during inheritance.
So is the transfer of ownership of the instrument, which is part of the asset, a gift?
Is there no problem with "If I die, sell instruments and make cash?"
The final judgment depends on the tax office in charge,If you are worriedYou should want to do something in advance.
Assuming that we will contact a tax accountant for detailed inheritance and gifts, we will support not only to consult with our customers, but also to families and effective measures to handle musical instruments and effective measures. I am.
「I haven't died yet」
Yes, that's right. So now I'm burning my passion surrounded by musical instrumentsTCGAKKIPlease talk to Matsui for example. For us, the happiness of our customers is defined as a music life, including family and loved ones.
There is no staff who is dazzling the immediate profits and pursuing only the trading amount.
All staff of our shop do not have the same knowledge or wisdom, so we tell young staff in in -house training:
"It is our way to think that the customer in front of you is your father and take a special response seriously."
I can talk with my face at the store
You can really convey concerns
I can seriously think about the future and suggest
Because I really want to understand you
I will hear seriously
The consultation is the first floor of the store or the lower right "inquiry"Please, please
"I have a consultation with Mr. Matsui!"♪