Japanese government ministries are seeking a series of tax breaks aimed at encouraging individuals to purchase government bonds and prompting companies to raise employee wages, as part of the fiscal year 2027 tax reform.
Meanwhile, efforts to improve national finances by eliminating ineffective tax breaks have made little progress.
Source:Nikkei Asia · Source Link
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