Ok so,
unemployed housewife made crypto gains and cashed out an amount of 90man yen (in two remittances). She's insured via her ft company employee husband's social insurance. The husband's income falls in the 23% income tax bracket. Now, am I getting the following right or wrong?
The income that occured for the unemployed wife is considered miscellaneous income.
If so, income tax is due once it exceeds 48man yen, which it does in this example.
Income tax amount would be 5% of the remaining 42 man yen.
As for health and pension insurance, the wife is keeping her dependent status because her overall income doesn't exceed 130 man yen. Additionally, this income can be considered a non-reoccuring income, it's rather a one time or occasional windfall.
The husband's tax burden does not change in this case either since the wife's income is below 95man yen.
How about resident tax? Is it still due in this case? If so, would it be around 10%?
TIA to anyone helping me understand, correct or confirm.
by moomini888