CareFinder × BesoGroup Partnership

All CareFinder babysitters work as freelancers in Japan. This means you should file a Japanese tax return every year.*

Does this sound familiar?

• Filing taxes by yourself feels stressful or confusing
• You are worried about making mistakes or tax audits
• You don’t know if your tax return is correct
• You are unsure which expenses you can deduct
• You want a professional to check your tax return

To support you, CareFinder has partnered with BesoGroup, a team that helps freelancers file Japanese taxes with support in English and Japanese.

Why Use BesoGroup?

✅ English support available

✅ Help with Japanese tax filing

✅ For freelancers and sole proprietors

✅ Online consultation available

✅ Friendly support, even for first-time filers

You can focus on your babysitting work, and let professionals support your tax filing in Japan.

How to Get Started

1. Visit the BesoGroup website

2 Send an inquiry from the page

3. Get guidance on documents and next steps

CareFinder wants all babysitters to feel safe and confident working in Japan as freelancers. Feel free to use this support service if you need assistance.

*Please check below guidance if you should file a Japanese tax return or not.

1. You are an employee in a different company or student

If you are a salaried employee whose year-end tax adjustment has been completed by your employer, and your income from side jobs (revenue minus expenses) is 200,000 yen or less per year, you are generally not required to file an income tax return in Japan.

Please note that a separate resident tax filing may still be required.

2. Freelancers

If you are a sole proprietor or freelancer, and your total income (such as business income or miscellaneous income) is 480,000 yen or less per year, it falls within the basic deduction amount (480,000 yen), and you are generally not required to file a tax return in Japan.

Important: All inquiries and contracts are made directly with BesoGroup.