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Japanese
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| 可處分所得 (kyūjitai)
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Etymology
From 可処分 (“disposable”) + 所得 (“income”).
Pronunciation
Noun
可処分所得 • (kashobun shotoku)
- (economics, business, finance) disposable income: amount of a person's income which is available to be saved or spent
- 可処分所得とは、総収入のうち、税金や社会保険料などを除いた所得で、自分で自由に使える手取り収入のことです。
- Kashobun-shotoku toha, sō-shūnyū no uchi, zeikin ya shakai-hoken-ryō nado o nozoita shotoku de, jibun de jiyū ni tsukaeru tedori-shūnyū no koto desu.
- Disposable income is the net income that can be used freely, excluding taxes and social insurance premiums from total income.
- サラリーマン（給与所得者）の可処分所得とは、給与所得額（給料や手当など）から所得税、地方税、社会保険料（健康保険、介護保険、厚生年金保険、雇用保険など）、扶養控除などを差し引いた残りの手取り収入額のことです。
- Sararī-man (kyūyo-shotoku-sha) no kashobun-shotoku toha, kyūyo-shotoku-gaku (kyūryō ya teate nado) kara shotoku-zei, chihō-zei, shakai-hoken-ryō (kenkō-hoken, kaigo-hoken, kōsei-nenkin-hoken, koyō-hoken nado), fuyō-kōjo nado o sashihīta nokorino tedori-shūnyū-gaku no koto desu.
- Disposable income for salaried employees is the amount of take-home pay remaining after deducting income tax, local taxes, social insurance premiums (e.g., health insurance, long-term care insurance, employees' pension insurance, employment insurance), and dependent deductions from the salary income amount (pay and allowances).
- 給与所得 (kyūyo-shotoku, “salary income”)
- 給与所得者 (kyūyo-shotoku-sha, “salaried employee”)
- 年収 (nenshū, “annual income”)
- 年収の壁 (nenshū-no-kabe, “annual income barrier”)
- 税金 (zeikin, “tax”)
- 所得税 (shotoku-zei, “income tax”)
- 地方税 (chihō-zei, “local tax”)
- 住民税 (jūmin-zei, “resident tax”)
- 社会保険 (shakai-hoken, “social insurance”)
- 社会保険料 (shakai-hoken-ryō, “social insurance premium”)
- 健康保険 (kenkō-hoken, “health insurance”)
- 国民健康保険 (kokumin-kenkō-hoken, “national health insurance”)
- 国民年金 (kokumin-hoken, “national pension”)
- 厚生年金保険 (kōsei-nenkin-hoken, “employees' pension insurance”)
- 介護保険 (kaigo-hoken, “long-term care insurance”)
- 雇用保険 (koyō-hoken, “employment insurance”)
- 扶養控除 (fuyō-kōjo, “dependent deduction”)
- 手取り収入 (tedori-shūnyū, “take-home pay”)