Question from a reader:
I’m honestly not too concerned about whether Ronbu will disband or not, but if they don’t disband, are there any disadvantages? Could there be any tax-related issues?
Thoughts on Ronbu’s Potential Disbandment
I can understand the sentiment of not being overly concerned about whether Ronbu disbands. Their presence on variety shows is significant, but I don’t think
there would be any major impact if they were to disband, so there’s no need to worry too much about it. Of course, it might come as a shock to their fans.
Disadvantages of Not Disbanding
However, when considering whether there are any disadvantages to not disbanding, it seems that there aren’t any prominent issues. It’s hard to imagine that there would be tax disadvantages. For instance, if they’re operating as a corporation, disbanding would necessitate tax processing, but as long as they don’t disband, they are unlikely to face any special tax implications. From my personal experience, though, I feel that managing corporate growth and profits is essential when considering tax matters. When I used to work part-time at a judicial scrivener’s office, I witnessed firsthand how complex corporate tax filings can be. I remember sorting through documents for clients and, unexpectedly, indulging in a lot of snacks. It brings back fond memories of laughing and snacking while discussing taxes.
The Significance of Not Disbanding
It’s undeniable that if Ronbu does not disband, they continue to hold influence and presence. By continuing, they may become role models for a new generation of young people and keep providing laughter. Disbandment is just one option, but I believe that continuing has significant meaning as well. If any readers have thoughts or experiences regarding disbandment or continuation, I would love to hear them in the comments. I’m looking forward to hearing everyone’s perspectives!
