Shinkoku | Pooh Monologues – Rakuten Blog

When you say “Shinkoku”, is that serious? It's true that the situation of the people in Noto is really serious, and although it's not helpful to just worry or feel sorry for them, I just hope that support and help will be available soon.

However, today's topic is “Advertising”.
After you retire from your company, you must file your own tax returns. This is the first year. Of course, the deadline was still far away, but I heard it took a long time and was a struggle at first, so I started preparing early.

We live in an era where e-taxes, in short, allow you to file your tax return electronically online, and by linking it to your My Number card, you can file your tax return on your smartphone.

It sounds easy, but at first there's a lot to do just in the “preparation” section, especially for people like me who have difficulty reading on smartphones (I'm farsighted) or aren't very good at using smartphones. This is Nakanaka Department. If you do it correctly, it is a convenient system that allows you to receive various certificates as data and not have to enter them yourself…

It's really a struggle. I've given up filing tax returns using my smartphone because I keep getting errors. I tried it on PC because it's easier to use. If you download the necessary software, Mynaportal will work on both your computer and smartphone. So, it seems that in the past you needed a MynaCard card reader, but now it is no longer necessary.

However, I ended up finding it easier to manually enter data directly into a fixed-format screen rather than linking the data, so I tried this method.

In fact, I tried it yesterday, and when I was almost done, I intended to clear another screen that appeared (click the x), but I ended up clearing the screen I was typing on. I was shocked, I was stunned.

So today, I didn't really feel like trying again, but it had been cold and rainy since the morning. I couldn't go running, so I had some free time, so I got motivated and decided to give it a try.

Naturally, I managed to do this more smoothly than yesterday, and somehow made it to the end.

Your tax return has been sent to the tax office. He should. Of course, I do not know if there are any errors in the information I entered. If so, I'm sure the tax office will contact you.

I wonder why I have to file such a boring tax return even though my income is low and I'm receiving a pension…but I guess that's the way of the world. . .