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As a point of contrast, my family’s 株式会社 spends about US$2,000 or less annually. This is without English support, though.
by nihonde 8y ago
As a point of contrast, my family’s 株式会社 spends about US$2,000 or less annually. This is without English support, though.
- Alterlife 8y ago> 株式会社 To save other folks the trouble, Google Translate says this translates to: "Ltd.".
- teraflop 8y agoGoogle Translate is essentially correct, but Wikipedia has more details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabushiki_gaisha https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabushiki_gaisha
- microcolonel 8y agoIt's more like a corporation, specifically one which issues shares. Added: There is a separate classification which is virtually identical to U.S. LLCs (because it was modeled after them), called 合同会社.
- wiqo0s 8y agoIt appears he formed a Co., Ltd. (Company Limited) which is a private/unlisted stock corporation.
- nihonde 8y agoA Kabushikigaisha is roughly equivalent to a C Corp in the US. You’ve probably seen the abbreviation K.K. after Japanese company names before.