Income, Tax & Social Security#
- The relationship between the increase in the upper limit of "National Health Insurance Premiums" from April 2024 and tax obligations
- If the reason for the previous denial was "unpaid pension", how many years should I wait after paying in full?
- Disqualification procedures and lump-sum pension withdrawal payments when permanent residents "completely return to their home country"
- After graduating from a Japanese university, can a child apply for permanent residence as a dependent of their parents without getting a job?
- Measures to prevent forgetting to pay resident tax when switching from "special collection" to "ordinary collection"
- Evidence to prevent tax deferral due to disasters (earthquakes, etc.) from being considered a "failure of public obligations"
- Executive compensation: Low compensation to reduce social insurance premiums can lead to denial of approval
- Positive evaluation in the examination when paying past unpaid "National Pension"
- Consistency of large profits from "virtual currency (crypto assets)" in Japan and tax returns
- Risks when an executive receives compensation from a corporation that is not enrolled in social insurance
- Impact on permanent residency examinations when inheritance tax omissions are discovered
- Highly Skilled Professional: Can I include "shareholder dividends" in my annual income calculation?
- Examples of stricter penalties for unpaid social insurance premiums from fiscal year 2024 onwards
- Alternatives if your guarantor cannot provide proof of payment of "property tax"
- Double deduction when family members (wife and children) are supported by overseas relatives
- The "blank period" when switching from national health insurance to social insurance
- What to do if you miss the resident tax payment deadline by just one day
- Support obligations and declarations when an illegitimate child whom you acknowledge is in your home country
- Can a guarantor who is a pensioner or unemployed be accepted?
- The fatal damage that nonpayment of property taxes (for apartments, etc.) can cause to the screening process
- Proof of "adequate support" if you are supporting your parents overseas
- How to write a statement of reasons if there was a "tax-exempt period" in the past five years
- How to fill out a "payment certificate" for the period of social insurance exemption during parental leave
- If your annual income decreases due to a job change and your points fall below the pass mark
- Misconceptions among highly skilled professionals regarding "receiving pensions" after obtaining permanent residency
- Exclusion rule for "commuting allowance" in the annual income requirement for highly skilled professionals
- Damage caused by inquiries from the tax office and amended tax returns to permanent residency applications
- The impact of having many dependents on annual income requirements for permanent residency applications
- How the impact of a period of non-enrollment in medical insurance in the past on permanent residency screening
- Accurate tax payment required for highly skilled professionals with an annual income of 8 million yen or more
- Can I include the salary paid by my overseas parent company in my annual salary calculation?
- The importance of the guarantor's annual income and tax payment certificate when applying for permanent residency
- The impact of donations exceeding the hometown tax limit on tax audits
- Penalties for calculating highly skilled personnel points based on false annual salary projections
- Risks of using only overseas pension systems without joining Japanese public pension systems
- Impact of unpaid corporate tax as a business owner on the application for permanent residency
- Points to note if you pay your health insurance premiums yourself instead of having them deducted from your company's account
- Reasons why your application will be denied even if you pay your unpaid resident tax in one lump sum just before applying
- What to do if your annual income for the past three years is lower than the points calculated at the time of application
- Why your permanent residence application will be rejected if you are just one day late in paying your national pension