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Postponement consumption tax increase leads to rescheduling of other fiscal measures

The government has formally decided to postpone a number of fiscal measures,  as the planned Consumption Tax increase to 10% was delayed to 2019 earlier this year.  Fiscal benefits when buying a house and the new taxation system for cars, which were scheduled for introduction next year, have been rescheduled to be implemented in April 2019.

An introduction of a new invoice system necessary for the introduction of the diversified tax consumption tax rates, will be postponed from 2021 to 2023.

 

Source: Nikkei Online 

Published: August 2017

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