Free Japan Income Tax Calculator — Shotokuzei

Calculate shotokuzei (national income tax), juminzei (resident tax, 10%), reconstruction surcharge, and social insurance contributions. Free.

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1Select Country
🇯🇵Japan2025 rates
2Taxpayer Type
Non-residentliving abroad, taxed on local-source income only
3Annual Gross Income
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RSU vest, annual bonus, or one-time lump-sum — taxed on top of your base salary at your marginal rate

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Japan — Key Tax Facts

  • 5%–45% national income tax — employment deduction reduces taxable base
  • 10% resident tax (juminzei) added — prefectural 4% + municipal 6%
  • 2.1% reconstruction surcharge on top of national income tax

How Japanese Income Tax Works — 所得税

Japan has national income tax (所得税) plus inhabitant tax (住民税) of approximately 10% flat. National tax runs from 5% to 45%. A basic deduction (基礎控除) of ¥480,000 applies to all taxpayers. Social insurance contributions (shakai hoken) are significant at about 15% of salary.

National rateTaxable income
5%¥0–¥1,950,000
10%¥1,950,001–¥3,300,000
20%¥3,300,001–¥6,950,000
23%¥6,950,001–¥9,000,000
33%¥9,000,001–¥18,000,000
40%¥18,000,001–¥40,000,000
45%Over ¥40,000,000
  • Inhabitant tax (住民税): ~10% — paid to municipality, based on prior-year income
  • Shakai hoken (employee): pension ~9.15% + health ~5% + employment 0.6% = ~15% total
  • Employment income deduction (給与所得控除): reduces taxable base by ¥550,000 to ¥1,950,000
  • Furusato nōzei: donate to rural municipalities, get 2,000 yen out-of-pocket maximum regardless of amount
  • Year-end adjustment (年末調整): employer recalculates and refunds or collects the difference in December
  • File kakutei shinkoku (確定申告) at e-Tax by March 15 if you have multiple income sources

Disclaimer: BeastyTax provides tax estimates for informational purposes only. Most calculations use official 2025 tax rates. Rates for Switzerland, Finland, Netherlands, and Belgium are based on best-available estimates and should be independently verified. Results are intended as a guide, not financial or legal advice. Tax laws change annually — always consult a qualified tax professional or your country's official tax authority for your final tax liability.