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Japan Income Walls Checker 2026

All 2026 income walls in Japan: resident tax, the ¥1.3m/¥1.5m dependant rule, ¥1.36m, ¥1.78m, ¥6.65m and the end of the ¥1.06m rule.

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  • ¥1.19m:Resident tax startsAbove about ¥1.19m of pay a year, resident tax starts (most cities; for 2027 tax on 2026 pay).
  • ¥1.36m:Parent's dependant deduction becomes the special deductionAged 19–22, the parent's special deduction stays at the full ¥630k to ¥1.59m and tapers away by ¥1.97m.
  • ¥1.5m:You leave the family health insuranceAged 19–22 you can stay on a parent's health insurance below ¥1.5m a year (from October 2025).
  • ¥1.78m:Income tax starts (¥1.78m)From 2026, with the ¥740k employment deduction and ¥1.04m basic deduction, there's no income tax on pay up to ¥1.78m.
  • ¥1.97m:Parent's special deduction ends (¥1.97m)Above ¥1.97m the parent's special deduction for a child aged 19–22 ends.
  • ¥6.66m:Basic deduction falls from ¥1.04m to ¥670kFor 2026–27, above income ¥4.89m (pay about ¥6.656m) the basic deduction drops by ¥370k.

The ¥88,000-a-month rule ("¥1.06m wall") ended on 1 October 2026; from now on 20 hours a week (plus employer conditions) decides whether you join your employer's insurance.

Rules checked October 2026. Salary only; resident tax lines differ by city. Not tax or labour advice. 🔒 Everything stays on your device.

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📚 Official sources: 国税庁:令和8年度税制改正 · 厚生労働省:社会保険の適用拡大

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QWhat is the ¥1.78m wall?

AWith the ¥740k employment and ¥1.04m basic deductions, pay up to ¥1.78m has no income tax.

QHas the ¥1.06m wall gone?

AYes. The ¥88,000-a-month rule ended on 1 October 2026; 20 hours a week now decides it.

QWhat is the ¥6.65m wall?

AAbove income ¥4.89m (pay about ¥6.656m) the basic deduction drops from ¥1.04m to ¥670k.

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