The Japanese Ministry of Finance Dec. 26, 2025, announced that the Cabinet approved the 2026 tax reform outline. The announcement includes: 1) an increase to 1.78 million Japanese yen (US$11,374) in the minimum taxable income, along with increases in the individual basic deduction and the minimum guaranteed employment income deduction; 2) an expansion of housing loan deductions for energy-efficient homes and the relaxation of floor area requirements, and a five-year extension of the application period; 3) an increase to 380,000 yen (US$2,428) in the single parent deduction, and to 330,000 yen (US$2,108) in the individual inhabitant tax deduction; 4) corporate ...
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