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Sending Money Home: Japan Tax Checker
Sending money between Japan and your home country can trigger income tax (for non-permanent residents), gift tax, or merely a bank reporting obligation. Use this checker to identify which applies to you.
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Diagnosis
1 issue(s) flagged for your transfer of ¥2,000,000.
≥¥1M auto-reported by banks
See flags below
Bank reporting (国外送金等調書) triggered
Any inbound/outbound international transfer of ¥1,000,000 or more is reported by the bank to the NTA. This is automatic—no action required from you, but the NTA may match it to your tax filings.
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計算式 / 根拠
- Tax residency tiers: Non-Resident / Non-Permanent Resident / Permanent Resident (tax)
- Non-Permanent Resident: Japan-source income + foreign-source income remitted into Japan
- Permanent Resident (tax): worldwide income taxed
- Bank reporting: any single transfer ≥ ¥1,000,000 in/out triggers 国外送金等調書 (filed by bank, not you)
- Gift tax: applies if recipient OR giver is a Japan resident in most cases. ¥1.1M annual exclusion per recipient
注釈
"Tax residency" for income tax is independent of your visa status. The 5-out-of-10 test is in Article 2 of the Income Tax Act. Foreign-source income definitions are technical—consult a tax professional for stocks, rental, and self-employment income from your home country.
最終更新: 2026-04-30
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