Japan has room to raise some tax rates to increase revenue and take other “revenue mobilization” steps, the International Monetary Fund said Thursday.
The country’s tax revenues as a portion of its gross domestic product are low relative to other G-7 countries, the IMF’s staff said in the concluding statement of its 2022 official consultation on Japan.
- Among the revenue-mobilization options that could be explored as a result are increasing Japan’s consumption tax standard rate; strengthening property taxation through removal of the preferential treatment of residential land; rationalizing allowances and deductions in personal income taxation; and increasing the capital income ...
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