Tax Guide for Foreign Residents in Nagoya
As a foreign resident in Nagoya, you are subject to Japanese income tax and resident tax. Many employers handle withholding, but understanding the system helps you take advantage of deductions.
| Tax | Rate | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Income Tax | 5–45% | Filed by March 15 |
| Resident Tax | ~10% | Billed by Nagoya City |
Step 1: Check Year-End Adjustment
Most employers perform year-end adjustment in December. If so, you may not need to file separately.
Step 2: File If Required
Self-employed persons file at the local tax office. NIC offers free tax consultation during filing season in multiple languages.
Step 3: Pay Resident Tax
Nagoya City sends resident tax notices around June. Pay at convenience stores, banks, or via auto-deduction.
- ☑ Withholding slip
- ☑ My Number
Contact
Nagoya Naka Tax Office — Phone: 052-321-1511
Source: NTA
Q: Does NIC offer tax help?
Yes, the Nagoya International Center offers free multilingual tax consultation during February–March filing season.
Q: What about the hometown tax (furusato nozei)?
Foreign residents can also participate in furusato nozei. Please consult a professional about the benefits for your situation.
※ The information on this site is for reference only. Please confirm procedure details at your local municipal office.
