Hi,friends.How are you doing today?
Hope you guys are doing great on this Corona situation.
I will write about my payslip and salary because I’ve got a request from my follower.
I’m not sure if you guys feel its low or high.
I’m Japanese 27 and working for a Japanese company located in Tokyo as full-time,
in charge of giving a permission to enter Japan for overseas people and supporting them like making official law documents.
HOW MUCH IS MY SALARY PER MONTH?
[PAYMENT]
①Basic Pay:190,000 Yen(190,000/@107=US$1,775)
②Business Allowance:29,080 Yen(29,080/@107=US$272)
③Housing Allowance:24,400 Yen(24,400/@107=US$228)
④Incentive:45,000 Yen(45,000/@107=US$421)
Total Payment: ①+②+③+④=US$2,696
[DEDUCTION]
①Health Insurance : 12,831 Yen(12,831/@107=US$120)
②Pension Fee: 23,790 Yen(23,790/@107=US$222)
③Unemployment Insurance: 865 Yen(865/@107=US$8)
④Income Tax: 6,590 Yen(6,590/@107=US$62)
Total Social Insurance Premium: ①+②+③+④=US$412
[TAKE-HOME PAY]
US$2,696 (Total Payment) – US$412 (Total Social Insurance Premium)=US$2,284
[BONUS]
Other than above monthly payment,the company I’m currently working for usually pay US$6,000 each on Jun and Dec as a bonus.This is the typical way most Japanese company do for bonus.
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Interesting
I’m interested hehe
You’re welcome.
Thank you for your comment ebo2 .
Thank you for your comment.
What you mentioned is right.
Japanese prices is so high,I have to pay over 1,000USD for just rent every month….
Thank you is nice to know a b out other Country finances but if your take home is low what u buy must be inexpensive
You are doing much better than the average American worker.
Why not.haha
Can I apply for a sideline? Hehe
Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for your comment Kally.
Yes,it’s lots of deductions here…;(
V expensive
My pleasure:)
Great sharing of information. It is interesting to learn that there are so many deductions in Japan. Maybe even more for foreigners…
Yeah… it’s become a major problem!! New York is even higher. You’d probably have to pay $1000 to share a room in an apartment.
Wow….
It’s much higher than Tokyo
Thank you for sharing the information
Rent in California is extremely high. A 1 bedroom apartment in a safe area is between $1500 & $2500 right now.
Thank you for your comment leendadll! It’s really interesting
Japanese prices is so high especially rent.I need to pay over US$1,000 for rent every month.It’s way over the top…
I don’t know if that pay is high or low (don’t know the cost of living in Japan) but your withholdings (insurance, etc) are a lot smaller than in the US. On average, about 35% of my pay went to taxes and insurance. Bonuses are also much smaller… 10% of annual salary is a huge bonus and you often have to be a “professional” to get any bonus. We also rarely get “allowances”… except items required for the job (special clothes, driving, hotels).
Minimum wage here on the US is about $12 an hour. Most peopke I talk too feel excited if they make $18/hour. At my last, highly paid, job I made $125,000 a year with a 10% bonus. When I got laid off, I got $440/week for 26 weeks… then nothing else. That was over 3 years ago. I still have to pay for my own health insurance.
Welcome. I hope we can connect with each other here in WP.
Looking forward to your posts! ♥️
Thank you for your comment Graymand
It’s actually high compared here in Ph. With all that deductions and all.
Thanks for sharing it here.