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See your real take-home
Shows what actually lands in your bank account, not the job-listing salary.
Year-2 taxes included
Check the resident tax that kicks in from your 2nd year — before it hits.
See it in your currency
Convert your take-home into your home currency to grasp it instantly.
When working in Japan, various deductions are taken from your salary. The "¥250,000/month" on a job listing is not what you actually receive.
Social Insurance (~15%)
Health insurance, pension, employment insurance
Taxes (~5-10%)
Income tax (from year 1) + Resident tax (from year 2)
Company Deductions (varies)
Housing, meals, work clothes, etc.
In your 1st year in Japan, resident tax is zero. But from the 2nd year, an extra ¥10,000-20,000 is deducted monthly. This is why many people are shocked when their pay drops in year 2.
Year 1
Resident Tax ¥0
Year 2
Resident Tax ~¥15,000/mo
GloJob is a job platform for foreign workers in Japan. We provide job information in easy Japanese, creating a safe environment for your job search.
