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University student - Income tax?
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2014/3/30 18:28
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I am a student at a Japanese University (student visa). I will be here for 4 years (and plan to work here after graduating). I do not have a part time job or work permission in Japan. I receive money from overseas to pay for tuition and living expenses.
Reading on the internet, it looks like the money I am receiving is taxable since I will live here for more than 1 year. Do I have to declare my income or pay income tax?
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by University student, Income tax? (guest)
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Re: University student - Income tax?
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2014/4/20 22:35
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No you won't. Likely you won't be receiving enough to even matter. Furthermore, if it's a loan, ti's not taxable. Also, if you are receiving government benefits to pay for the school, it is not taxable.
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