Difference between revisions of "Taxes"
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You may have recently received a slip that looks like this. It's your income tax withholding slip, or "kyuyo-shotoku-gensen-choshu-hyo" (給与所得源泉徴収票). This slip will be used when you file your taxes in your respective country. You should keep a copy of it for your records. | You may have recently received a slip that looks like this. It's your income tax withholding slip, or "kyuyo-shotoku-gensen-choshu-hyo" (給与所得源泉徴収票). This slip will be used when you file your taxes in your respective country. You should keep a copy of it for your records. | ||
| − | Any ways, what does it mean? Check out the statement key below the picture. | + | Any ways, what does it mean? Check out the statement key below the picture. The following information was originally posted on [http://www.nic-nagoya.or.jp/en/e/archives/352 Nagoya International Center's] website. For a more detailed explanation of how your income tax withholding was calculated, please visit their website! |
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'''G)''' Fixed Rate Exemptions (social insurance, life insurance, accident / injury insurance, mortgage, spouse’s income, personal pension, long-term accident insurance)<br> | '''G)''' Fixed Rate Exemptions (social insurance, life insurance, accident / injury insurance, mortgage, spouse’s income, personal pension, long-term accident insurance)<br> | ||
'''H)''' Employer’s name and address<br> | '''H)''' Employer’s name and address<br> | ||
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| + | *[http://www.nic-nagoya.or.jp/en/e/archives/352 Nagoya International Center]. | ||
==Home Country Taxes== | ==Home Country Taxes== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 29 January 2014
Here are some handy guides to help you fill out those pesky tax forms. Unfortunately, only the Canadian and American sections have been fully fleshed out. Please help us out by adding your country's specific information while ensuring that everything is up-to-date.
The Income Tax Withholding Slip
You may have recently received a slip that looks like this. It's your income tax withholding slip, or "kyuyo-shotoku-gensen-choshu-hyo" (給与所得源泉徴収票). This slip will be used when you file your taxes in your respective country. You should keep a copy of it for your records.
Any ways, what does it mean? Check out the statement key below the picture. The following information was originally posted on Nagoya International Center's website. For a more detailed explanation of how your income tax withholding was calculated, please visit their website!
- Income Tax Withholding Statement Key
A) Total salary earned during the year
B) Income after employment income deduction
C) Total fixed-rate exemptions
D) Income tax withheld at source
E) Marital status and spousal exemption
F) Number of dependents in each category; specific dependents (16 – 22 year old relatives), elderly dependents (70 and over), others (includes children)
G) Fixed Rate Exemptions (social insurance, life insurance, accident / injury insurance, mortgage, spouse’s income, personal pension, long-term accident insurance)
H) Employer’s name and address
Home Country Taxes
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