Why is Gensen Paper Important?

What is Gensen Paper?

Gensen Paper, also known as Gensen Choshu Hyo Form, is a crucial document needed to apply for an income tax refund. It is a requirement for completing the 3rd Nenkin procedure.

Who Needs Gensen Paper?

If you earn over 103 million yen per year and live with your relatives, such as your parents, spouse, siblings, or other family members, and you have a working visa, you must discuss Gensen Paper with your relatives beforehand. When calculating income tax, having dependents in your household can affect your income. Gensen Paper is necessary to receive a refund for any overpaid taxes or to qualify for tax exemptions.

What if I Lose Gensen Paper?

If you happen to lose your Gensen Paper, don't worry! You should immediately contact your company in Japan and apply for a replacement. Most companies have departments responsible for issuing Gensen Paper, such as the administrative, accounting, or office departments.

Instructions for Completing the 3rd Nenkin Procedure with Gensen Paper

Completing the 3rd Nenkin procedure with Gensen Paper is a separate process from the first and second times. You can apply for the 3rd Nenkin procedure alongside the procedures for the first and second times.
Documents Required:

1. Gensen Paper
2. 2-sided photo ID card
3. Notarized photocopy of household registration
4. Money transfer paper to your country
5. Email address (if any)

Once you have gathered all the necessary documents, you will need to send them to the service companies to proceed with the procedure. If everything goes smoothly, you can expect to receive your money within 3 to 4 months.

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