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Job Change Take-Home Pay Comparison

Enter your current and new gross annual salary to compare take-home pay side by side after social insurance, income tax, and resident tax. See how much your net pay actually goes up (or down) when you change jobs.

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Enter your current and new gross annual salary (total annual pay including bonuses and allowances) to compare take-home pay side by side after social insurance, income tax, and resident tax.

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Result

Change in take-home pay from the job change

+$718,600

Your take-home pay is expected to increase by $718,600

Net difference

+$718,600

Gross difference

+$1,000,000

Net rate (new job)

76.5 %

ItemCurrentNew job
Gross annual salary$5,000,000$6,000,000
Social insurance$750,000$900,000
Income tax$138,300$204,700
Resident tax$243,000$308,000
Take-home pay$3,868,700$4,587,300

How it works

  • Take-home pay = gross annual salary โˆ’ social insurance โˆ’ income tax โˆ’ resident tax. Enter the total gross annual salary including bonuses and allowances.
  • Social insurance (the employee share of health insurance, pension, and employment insurance) is estimated at about 15% of gross salary. Actual rates vary by health insurance plan, age, and prefecture.
  • Income tax applies Japan's progressive rates to taxable income after the employment income deduction, the basic deduction (480,000 yen), and the social insurance deduction, plus a 2.1% reconstruction surtax. Resident tax is estimated as a roughly 10% income levy plus a 5,000 yen per-capita levy.
  • Deductions for dependents, spouses, life insurance, home loans, iDeCo, and others are not included. With such deductions your actual tax will be lower than this estimate.
  • All figures are rough estimates only. Actual take-home pay depends on dependents, deductions, your municipality, and the share of bonuses. Confirm exact amounts with your payslip, employer, or a tax professional.

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