Does Anyone Here Have A Cake Business In Japan Or Use To?
Business By Sugar_Bunny Updated 14 Jan 2011 , 11:37pm by Sugar_Bunny
My husband is in the Navy and we are moving to Japan in six months. I really wanted to start my cake and cookie business while I was here in VA but it doesn't seem worth while seeing as we'll be moving soon. My plan now is to hopefully start my business when we move to Japan.
Does anyone know if I can start a 'legal' home bakery business in Japan? Where we live in VA home bakeries are legal if you get the license. Is there any rules or regulations on this in Japan? Most likely we'll be living off base if that makes a difference.
I've been searching for info on this but I can't find anything. I hope someone here can help me
Hi! I live on Okinawa. I have a cake business on base as do many others, so based on that I am assuming that is OK. I've never had anyone tell me otherwise. I do not and will not accept orders from anyone that is not on SOFA status. Hope that helps.
Hi Beesweetcakes, thanks for the reply to my question
May I ask, is your business just a small on-the-side business or a proper business that you make a living off? Do you have to pay taxes on the income you earn from your cake business or is it all off the books?
Do you advertise anywhere or are your customers friend and from word of mouth?
I hope you don't mind answering these questions. I really appreciate any advice you can give me.
May I ask, is your business just a small on-the-side business or a proper business that you make a living off? Do you have to pay taxes on the income you earn from your cake business or is it all off the books?
This is a very sensitive subject here on CC, and tends to cause arguments. Please reply to her in PM.
Theresa
This is a very sensitive subject here on CC, and tends to cause arguments. Please reply to her in PM.
Theresa
I'm sorry for bringing up a sore subject.....I definitely don't want to cause any trouble on here
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