Japan Daily Payroll Withholding (2020–2025)

Estimate daily withholding tax from daily salary using MOF daily tables (A/B/C) for FY2020–FY2025.

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Calculation basis and official references

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Formula basis

Below the table minimum, Category A is zero, Category B is floor(daily pay × 3.063%), and Category C is zero. Listed bands return their pre-2025 row value; high bands use floor(anchor tax + excess over the boundary × marginal rate).

Calculation method

This calculator applies the implemented 2020–2025 daily table to pay after social insurance, using Category A, B, or C and dependents for Category A.

Exclusions and checks required

  • The legal choice among Categories A, B, and C, including day-labor eligibility, remains the user’s responsibility.
  • Values above the table range and cases with more than seven dependents can differ from official payroll treatment.

Example input:：2020–2025 daily pay of JPY 20,000, Category A with two dependents

dailyPayAfterInsuranceYen
20000
column
Category A
dependents
2

This is one day’s table withholding and does not determine whether the employment facts support the selected category.

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FAQ

Who is this calculator for? Japan Daily Payroll Withholding (2020–2025)

Estimate daily withholding tax from daily salary using MOF daily tables (A/B/C) for FY2020–FY2025.

What values should I enter?

Applies to: Japan Payroll Withholding

How should I interpret this estimate?

This calculator applies the implemented 2020–2025 daily table to pay after social insurance, using Category A, B, or C and dependents for Category A.

How to use

  1. Enter your input values and press Calculate.
  2. Review the result and compare it with expected context.
  3. Below the table minimum, Category A is zero, Category B is floor(daily pay × 3.063%), and Category C is zero. Listed bands return their pre-2025 row value; high bands use floor(anchor tax + excess over the boundary × marginal rate).

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