The National Tax Agency published a summary of re‑examination requests submitted during June 2026 for the Reiwa 7 fiscal year. This report outlines 1,874 formal requests for reassessment of tax assessments, representing a 12 percent rise from the previous month. The cases span various taxpayer categories, with the majority relating to corporate consumption tax and individual income tax adjustments. The agency explains that requests often arise from discrepancies identified during routine audits or from taxpayer appeals concerning assessment notices. Detailed analysis shows that 78 percent of the requests originated from corporate taxpayers, while the remaining 22 percent were from individual filers. The outcomes indicate that 432 requests resulted in revised assessments, leading to additional tax collections of approximately ¥1.1 billion. The report also highlights procedural improvements, such as the introduction of an online submission portal, which reduced average processing time from 45 to 30 days. Additionally, the agency noted a shift in the nature of disputes, with a growing share involving cross‑border transactions and transfer‑pricing issues, reflecting the increasing complexity of international tax compliance.