【2025最新】親の扶養で25万戻る？知らないと損する「新基準」

Due to tax reforms starting in January 2025, the pension income threshold for claiming parents as dependents has been raised to 1.68 million yen. This is especially relevant for those who previously gave up on claiming their parents due to being "just a few tens of thousands of yen short." 🔻Conclusion of the video: Key points of the 2025 tax reform Relaxed criteria: The income tax dependency threshold has been raised by 100,000 yen (total income of 580,000 yen or less). Pension recipients: Those aged 65 or older with pension income of 1.68 million yen or less (previously 1.58 million yen) are eligible. Separated in-laws: If financial support is provided, in-laws living separately can also be claimed as dependents. Disability deduction: If there is a long-term care certification or dementia, the deduction amount can be further increased with a single certificate. Note: This is different from the resident tax exemption threshold, so reporting to the local government is mandatory. 🎬 Table of Contents 00:00 Opening 00:58 1.68 Million Yen Pension is the New Borderline | Specific Points of the Revision 01:41 [True Story] A Case Where Someone Who Had Given Up Due to a Difference of Only 20,000 Yen Became "Eligible" 03:15 The Effect of Combining "Dependent Deduction" and "Disability Deduction" 04:09 Checkpoints to Confirm on the "Pension Withholding Tax Statement" Arriving in January 04:27 Don't Let Your Guard Down Even If Your Income Tax is 0 Yen! Points to Note Regarding Resident Tax 05:16 Summary: Don't Try to Handle It All Alone, Use the System Wisely 🎤 Yuko Yabuuchi As a former government official, she leverages her many years of experience in pension, health insurance, and long-term care insurance administration to establish the "Smart Expenditure Support Project" for optimizing public spending. She provides consulting services to companies and long-term care providers aiming for zero caregiving-related job losses. She is the author of "What a Former Government Official Says: Money Matters You Should Know About Long-Term Care." AYUMI Support LLC, Representative Partner http://ayumi-s.co.jp/ 🎬Recommended Related Videos [What Families Caring for a Caregiver Should Know] It's Actually Still OK! The Process of Filing a Refund Claim and the Difference from a Tax Return    • 【介護中の家族が知っておきたい】実は今からでもOK！還付申告の流れと確定申告との違い   [Must-See] Can You Claim a Tax Dependent Even If They're Not on Your Health Insurance Coverage?    • 【必見】健康保険の扶養に入れていなくても、税金の扶養に入れられる？   [Must-See] If You Receive Long-Term Care Certification, You Should Also Claim a Disability Deduction!    • 【必見】要介護認定を受けたら障害者控除も申告しよう！   ✉Contact Us For inquiries regarding interviews, projects, seminars, etc., please contact us here: [email protected] 🤝What You Can Do Now for Your Loved Ones. Purchase "Parent Book" here: https://amzn.asia/d/iLxUxfn 🌸Facilitator Yoshiko Takahashi: Yurutto Kaigo Co., Ltd. Work-Life Balance Support Coordinator for Caregiving Career: Facility Manager of a Paid Senior Care Home, Over 3,000 Caregiving-Related Job-Leaving Consultations https://yuruttokaigo.jp/ ♬BGM: Caramel twitter.com/neatz_caramel_?s=11 Carefree Melody by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/302/c... Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org 🔻 Technical Terms/Semantic Keywords Income tax, resident tax, dependent deduction, disability deduction, long-term care certification, dementia, tax return, withholding tax slip, public pension deduction, basic deduction, independent living support, reduction of long-term care insurance premiums, 2025 problem. #long-term care #tax saving #2025 reform #dependent deduction #housewife in her 50s #retirement funds