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Feb 23, 2017

Taxes and documentation

How do you file for a Kakuteishinnkoku? Also by when are we supposed to receive the income statement from our companies? (Is there a deadline?)

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  • KevinC

    KevinC

    on Feb 23

    https://www.keisan.nta.go.jp/h28/ta_top.htm#bsctrl Option 1: E-tax (Electric filing) - Requirement: My number card Option 2: Paper filing - Requirement: My number notification, personal confirmation document You need to file your Kakuteishinnkoku before March 15, depend on the company most people got their income statement on December 25 and the latest will be February 24.

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  • SalarymanJim

    SalarymanJim

    on Feb 23

    Just on the latter; I got my income statement through the post (they could have just handed it to me) last week. I think the 'tax filing' period is between Feb 16 and March 15, so you should at least be sure to receive it by then.

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  • Ashes

    Ashes

    on Feb 24

    Oh no... Tax time is coming. I hope everyone remembered to stash away a portion of their pay for the tax man!

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