TEC Japan Start-up Campaign

Campaign Overview

TEC, Asia Pacific's premium flexible workspace provider, is pleased to be a certified member of the "Provision of temporary office space for foreign financial companies" initiative, which supports the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's "Special Zone for Asian Headquarters" project.

This project aims to attract foreign financial companies and their personnel to establish a presence in Japan. By utilizing TEC's Private Office Spaces, companies setting up operations in Tokyo can benefit from partial subsidies for rent and initial costs, effectively reducing their financial burden and facilitating their growth.

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Eligible companies:

An eligible participant is a company in the financial and fintech industry that does not have a central office or headquarters in Japan. This campaign is valid until March 31, 2025. Discounts will be applied for up to 12 months from the contract's start.

Tax Incentives

If a newly established Japanese corporation meets specific requirements as an R&D centre, it can apply as either an investment tax credit or a special depreciation.

What is the "Special Zone for Asian Headquarters" Project?

The “Special Zone for Asian Headquarters” project aims to establish Tokyo as the central hub for Asian operations of foreign companies. This initiative offers a range of incentives, including preferential tax treatment, deregulation, and business support, to attract and assist foreign companies that choose to establish their operations within Tokyo.

To ensure the seamless development of businesses and a comfortable living environment for employees and their families in Tokyo, the Business Development Center TOKYO provides English-speaking consultation services and additional support for various aspects, ranging from business matters to daily life concerns such as multilingual information dissemination, resilient office spaces capable of withstanding disasters, and ongoing efforts to enhance both the living and business environment with Tokyo.