Do you know what the property tax in Japan is?

In Japan, in addition to managing related expenses, there are also taxes and fees that need to be paid on time and regularly. The annual property tax here refers to the fixed assets tax and urban planning tax of houses and land, which is also often called the fixed capital tax (property tax).

0 1 fixed assets tax is 65438+ 0.4% of the appraised real estate price.

The urban planning tax is 0.3% of the real estate appraisal price.

It can also be simply understood that the annual fixed capital tax of Japanese real estate is about 0.3%-0.4% of the selling price of real estate.

How to pay the property tax? The Japanese tax bureau will regularly collect from the owners of houses and land. The tax office will mail the payment form for paying the property tax, which is generally divided into five copies. One of them is the property tax list for a whole year, and the other four are the four phases of the property tax for a whole year, so you can choose to pay it four times a year according to the time, or you can pay it directly in one lump sum. Generally speaking, in order to avoid forgetting or delaying tax payment, many owners will choose to pay property tax in one lump sum. The method of paying property tax is also very simple, just take the tax bill and cash to the convenience store or bank to pay.

If the property tax is delayed, the maximum delayed payment may be 14.6%, and we will receive a reminder from our bureau. If the property tax has not been paid, the relevant personnel can forcibly seize the house or income. Therefore, if you don't pay the property tax because you forgot, you'd better pay it immediately to avoid increasing losses.