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Guide to Self-Check Your Nenkin Payment Status in Japan via Nenkin Net
As a resident of Japan, paying taxes and insurance, including Nenkin (pension contributions), is mandatory. This obligation applies to everyone, from students to workers, and directly impacts visa status and residency in Japan. What happens if you forget your payment deadline? This article by HSB JAPAN will guide you on how to check your Nenkin payment status using the Nenkin Net website (年金ネット). 1. What Are Nenkin and Nenkin Net?
How to Register Dependents to Get Exemptions from Resident Tax
Resident tax (住民税) is a mandatory tax for individuals with income in Japan. However, you can reduce or even eliminate your resident tax by appropriately registering your dependents, helping you save more effectively. Let’s explore how with HSB JAPAN in this article. Table of Contents What is Resident Tax? How Many Dependents Do You Need to Register to Reduce Resident Tax to Zero? Step 1: Determine Your Taxable Income Step
Childbirth Benefits in Japan: A Comprehensive Guide
When expecting a baby in Japan, there are many things to consider, and the financial aspects are often a significant concern. Fortunately, Japan’s healthcare system offers several benefits to help ease the burden of childbirth expenses. One of the most important benefits is the Childbirth and Childcare Lump-Sum Grant. This financial aid can significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs for new parents, making the transition into parenthood more manageable. In this guide,
What is Gensen? A Simple Guide to Reading the Gensen Paper
Many workers in Japan often wonder what Gensen is, how to obtain it, or why they haven’t received it despite years of working. Don’t worry! HSB JAPAN is here to help decode the issues surrounding the Gensen document. This paper is essential for verifying your income and taxes deducted, and it’s important for tax refunds or other financial matters in Japan. Let us guide you through all the details you
Nenkin Refund in Japan: Everything You Need to Know About Japan’s Pension System
Understanding and navigating Japan’s pension system can be tricky, but if you’ve worked in Japan and contributed to Nenkin, you may be entitled to a refund. By working with a trusted service like HSB JAPAN, you can ensure that your Nenkin refund process is as smooth and efficient as possible. Whether you need assistance with your pension lump sum or have questions about your eligibility, HSB JAPAN – we’re here
Tax Refund in Japan: A Guide for Foreign Workers
If you’re a foreign worker in Japan, whether you’re a student, intern, or engineer, you are required to pay two main types of taxes: Income Tax (Shotokuzei 所得税) and Residence Tax (Juminzei 住民税). By optimizing your understanding of tax refund in Japan, residence tax, and income tax, you can ensure you are not overpaying and make the most of the benefits available. Below is a simple breakdown of these taxes