Nettogehaltsrechner
Wisse, was du wirklich heimnimmst
Kostenloser Nettogehaltsrechner für Japan. Gib dein monatliches Bruttogehalt ein, um Nettogehalt, Sozialversicherung und Steuern zu sehen.
Know what you take home.
Enter your monthly salary and we'll prepare a one-page brief with social insurance, taxes, and net pay. Tuned to Japan's FY2026 (Reiwa 8) tax reform.
Particulars of the Case
Earnings
§ IDeductions
§ IIMonthly take-home × 12. Bonuses and year-end adjustment not included.
Assuming 160 working hours per month.
Total deductions as a share of gross monthly.
The fine print
FY2026 reform — the ¥1.78M wall
From FY2026, the sum of basic deduction and minimum guaranteed employment income deduction rises from ¥1.6M to ¥1.78M. Lower-income earners gain the most in take-home pay.
How social insurance is calculated
Health insurance is standard monthly compensation × rate ÷ 2 (split with employer); Kyokai Kenpo rates vary by prefecture. Pension is a flat 18.3% nationally, split into 9.15% for the employee.
Care insurance (40+)
Between 40 and 65, you're a Category 2 insured person under long-term care insurance. The rate is 1.59% (FY2026), split with the employer. Past 65, it's collected separately from your pension.
Resident tax: paid in arrears
Resident tax is based on last year's income and collected from June through the following May. New hires owe nothing the first year — but switching jobs can put a real squeeze on cash flow.