Nobuo Otsuki, Japan's oldest person to file tax returns online

Nobuo Otsuki, Japan's oldest person to file tax returns online

OITA, Japan - Nobuo Otsuki (photo), a chartered accountant in Usuki, Oita Prefecture, who continues to run an accountancy business at age 101, joined the ranks of people filing tax returns online Oct. 25 and filed his first tax returns with the use of a personal computer. Officials at the local tax office, who helped him through the online tax filing procedures, said Otsuki is the oldest person in Japan to file tax returns by PC. Japanese tax authorities began accepting online tax returns in 2004.

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