Is it a tax return for international students working in Japan?

There are three ways to file tax returns in Japan.

1.

Individuals who go directly to the site to declare need the source ticket issued by the company.

It has a company seal.

2.

Mail it to the tax department, and ask the company or tax agent to mail the employee's source ticket directly to the tax department and the district service office.

3.

Electronic taxation

System statement, but it requires a certain computer foundation.

In Japan, "non-tax declaration" can be divided into two modes:

"Really don't file tax returns"

and

"No tax returns shall be submitted"

"Really don't file tax returns" means that the company doesn't know the basic information of employees, and even only knows their surnames. This will definitely not be taxed!

"No tax return" means that the company requires employees to provide all information, and the source ticket will still be made, but it will not be mailed to the tax department and the regional service office. This is the mainstream way of not filing tax returns at present.

In this way, everyone should pay attention to one problem. In order to avoid high corporate tax, the company will definitely put employees' wages into the account. This is something that everyone should understand and take for granted. Therefore, this failure to file tax returns is not a failure to report to the tax authorities, but a failure to report to the district prison where I live. In this case, there will be risks. Once the tax department conducts a tax investigation, it will be found that the employee did not file his own tax returns, but because the probability of being investigated by the tax department is not high, many people think that he really did not file his tax returns.

Tax returns have nothing to do with whether you get cash or not, and the cash account should also be explained to the tax authorities. So don't think that cash is not declared.