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There are many types of taxes in Japan. The major taxes that foreign nationals must pay are as follows. Income Tax (Shotokuzei) Each person's income earned during the period from January 1 to December 31 of the previous year is subject to taxation. This tax is to be paid to the State. How to pay You must visit the Maebashi Tax Office and file a final income tax return between February 16 and March 15 of the following year. However, if you are employed, your Income Tax is usually automatically deducted from your monthly salary, and the income tax adjustment is made by your employer at the end of the year. In that case, you don't have to file a final tax return. Inquire Maebashi Tax Office (Google Maps) Maebashi Local Public Office Otemachi 2-3-1, Maebashi - ZIP Code: 371-0026 TEL: 027-224-4371 Resident Tax (Shiminzei) Those who live in Maebashi as of January 1 of the current year are subject to local taxation according tothe income they had during the previous year. Resident Tax is to be paid to the Prefecture, as well to the City, Village or Town in which you live. How to pay If you are employed, the Resident Tax is usually deducted from your monthly salary by your employer over 12 months from June through May of the following year. If your Resident Tax is not deducted from your salary or if you are self-employed, you will receive a resident tax bill from the City Hall. You must pay the installments separately at a bank or post office four times a year (June, August, October and January). Inquire Resident Tax Division (Shiminzei-ka) Maebashi City Hall 2F (Google Maps) TEL: 027-898-6203 | BACK | NEXT | | Resident Registration | Family Registration | | Registration of Name Seal | Immigration | Taxes |  | National Health Insurance | National Pension Plan | Driving |