Meeting Japanese Banking Requirements

The NetSuite Japan edition provides several Japan-specific features designed to meet the requirements of common Japanese banking practices and processes:

Japanese Bank Account Information

Because Japanese businesses often use bank wire transfers to make payments, the bank account record stores the following information:

• Bank name

• Bank branch code

• Bank account number

Default Bank Account for Customers and Vendors

You can store default bank account information for each customer or vendor, and print this information about bills and invoices.

For information about receivable tegata and payable tegata, see Using Tegatas.

If you use the NetSuite Electronic Payments SuiteApp, read the following help topics:

• Japan Payment Formats

• Setting Up Company Bank Records in Japan

• Setting Up Bank Records of Vendors in Japan

• Setting Up Bank Records of Employees in Japan

• Setting Up Bank Records of Customers in Japan

• Setting Up Bank Records of Partners in Japan

Related Topics

Japanese Invoicing

Using Tegatas

Meeting Japanese Consumption Tax Requirements

Using Japanese Accounting Periods

Meeting Japanese Invoicing Requirements

Translation for Custom Elements for Japan

General Notices