Track your days in Japan and optimize tax treaty benefits for the Digital Nomad Visa.
Under the Japan-United States tax treaty, the following income types are generally protected from Japanese source taxation if you remain a non-resident:
Exceeding 183 days may expose your worldwide income to Japanese taxation.
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Most tax treaties stipulate that if you stay in Japan for less than 183 days in a specific period (calendar year or rolling 12 months), and your income is from abroad, you are not subject to Japanese income tax.
Some treaties (like Canada) use the Calendar Year (Jan-Dec), while many others (US, UK, Australia) use a Rolling 12-month basis, meaning any 12-month period. This tool handles both based on your home country.
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