Скачать или смотреть SIMPLE EXPLANATION on filing for JAPAN PENSION REFUND

There's a lot of blogs and resources out there explaining the step by step process to filing for a lump-sum withdrawal payment claim form of our National Pension/Employees' Pension Insurance for residents moving out of Japan.

In today's video, I share an Instagram Story explanation where I take you through the steps and what forms you need to fill out to redeem the pension refund AND the tax refund associated with the pension refund.

"There is a 20% income tax on lump-sum pension withdrawals. This means that initially, you will only receive 80% of your total payment. The good news is that this tax is refundable as you will no longer be subject to income tax in Japan. To claim this refund, you must assign a tax representative in Japan." - mailmate.jp

Links mentioned in the video + resources:

SagaJET Pension Refund Blog: https://sagajet.com/resources/leavers...

Assign National Income Tax Agent Representative Form:
https://www.nta.go.jp/taxes/tetsuzuki...
https://www.nta.go.jp/taxes/tetsuzuki...

Lump Sum Withdrawal Payment Claim Form with Instructions:
https://www.nenkin.go.jp/internationa...
https://www.nenkin.go.jp/internationa...

Another blog explaining the process:
https://mailmate.jp/blog/japan-pensio....

That's all. If there are any glaring issues you caught, please comment them down below!

Ganbatte everyone with your Japanese paperwork, and otsukaresamadeshita! :)