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Japanese Households with ¥3.75 Million Income Face Higher Tax Burden Than US, Germany, France
An expert panel of Japan's cross-party 'National Council' discussed the design of a benefit-linked tax credit system, revealing a government estimate that dual-income households with children earning ¥3.75 million annually in Japan face an average burden ¥270,000 heavier than in the US, Germany, and France.
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