Long-term care insurance premiums and how to pay

The standard insurance premium amount for people aged 65 and over is determined based on the total cost of nursing care services used by insured persons in Inagi City.
The standard insurance premium amount in Inagi City is 67,200 yen per year .

Remarks: "Base amount" is the amount used as the standard for calculating insurance premiums for Category 1 insured persons (persons aged 65 and over) for long-term care insurance, and is determined by ordinance.

Remarks: You can check your income level and insurance premiums while checking your income and household status in the chart on the link below.

Note 1:
The reference date for calculating insurance premiums (assessment date) is the first day of the fiscal year (April 1st).
The levy requirements are determined based on the household situation as of April 1st, so even if there is a change in the household (moving in, moving out, death) after April 2nd, the income level will not change.
In addition, if you have moved from another municipality or have reached the age of 65, the date of qualification acquisition will be the calculation reference date (assessment date).

Annotation 2:
The total income amount is the sum of all income from pensions, salaries, business, etc. (the amount of income minus the amount equivalent to necessary expenses), and is the amount before deductions such as basic deductions and deductions for dependents. is. In addition, the total income amount used to calculate insurance premiums is the amount after deducting the amount of special deductions for short-term and long-term capital gains. In addition, the total amount of income from the 1st to 5th stages will be the amount after deducting miscellaneous income related to pension income.

Annotation 3:
Taxable pension income refers to income from taxable pensions such as old-age and retirement pensions, and does not include tax-exempt pensions such as survivors' and disability pensions.

Note 4:
The annual amounts for the first to third stages are amounts after public funding has been reduced for those with low incomes.

There are two ways to pay insurance premiums, depending on the amount of pension benefits received: deduction from the pension (special collection) and payment by payment slip or bank transfer (ordinary collection).

If your annual pension is 180,000 yen or more, the pension will be deducted from your pension.

Note 1: If you are receiving multiple pension payments, the annual amount of the pension to be deducted must be 180,000 yen or more (not the total amount).
Note 2: If your premium increases in the middle of the fiscal year, you will be required to pay the increased amount with a payment slip or bank transfer.

Those who fall under any of the following should pay by payment slip or bank transfer.

1. Those whose annual pension is less than 180,000 yen
2. Those who turned 65 (first insured person) in the middle of the fiscal year
3. Those who moved in from another municipality in the middle of the fiscal year
4. Those whose income levels (insurance premiums) have changed during the fiscal year
5. Those who are repaying or have started repaying a pension-secured loan and have not received a pension
6. Those who have had pension payment adjustments, injunctions, payment suspensions, etc.

1. Prepare a passbook, a personal seal (passbook notification stamp), and a nursing care insurance premium payment slip.
2. Fill in the necessary information on the "account transfer request form" at the handling financial institution, etc., and apply.

Remarks: Please pay attention to the start period.