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Taxes

Those who live in Japan, including foreign nationals, must pay “taxes”.
The collected “taxes” are used for your everyday life.
There are various types of taxes.
When you receive a payment slip (a document required to pay taxes) at home, make payment at a bank, convenience store, or municipal office on or before the written deadline.

Taxes
Name of Tax	Description	Contact
Income tax	Tax to be paid to the country. The amount to be paid is determined based on the total amount of income. It is paid from your monthly salary from the company. The amount is calculated again in December: the excess amount will be returned with your salary for December.(Year end adjustment )	Nihonmatsu Tax Office 1-29 Kamegai, Nihonmatsu-shi＜外部リンク＞ 0243-22-1192
Municipal tax	Tax to be paid to the city. Tax to be paid to the city. The amount to pay is determined based on the amount of your salary in the previous year. It is paid from your monthly salary from the company. Those who do not receive salary must pay themselves.	Tax Division on 1F of Motomiya City Office 0243-24-5345
Automobile tax/Light vehicle tax	[Automobile Tax] Tax to be paid to the prefecture. The amount to be paid vary by the type of vehicle and when the vehicle was purchased. [Light Vehicle Tax] Tax to be paid to the city. Those who own light motor vehicles or motorbikes as of April 1 every year must pay.	[Automobile Tax] Taxation Department, Ken-poku District Development Bureau 2-16 Sugitsumacho, Fukushima-shi, Prefectural Government Office North Building 4F＜外部リンク＞ 024-521-2682 [Light Vehicle Tax] Tax Division on 1F of Motomiya City Office 0243-24-5345
Fixed property tax	Tax to be paid to the city. Those who own lands, buildings or depreciated assets must pay. The amount to pay is determined based on the value of the owned properties (lands, buildings and depreciable assets).	Tax Division on 1F of Motomiya City Office 0243-24-5346

Depreciable assets --- Machinery assets (such as computers and air conditioners) used for business purposes by a company or individual who runs a business.

Failure to pay taxes will result in delinquency charges (money for late payments) in addition to taxes.
Or, you may not be able to use the money you have worked for, your savings, your home or car.