Major Japanese Businesses Ask Gov’t to Reform Crypto Tax System
Some of Japan’s biggest businesses have asked the nation’s government to make crypto tax reforms, as the country continues to pivot to Web3 and crypto. Per an official Japan Association of New Economy (JANE) announcement...
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Per an official Japan Association of New Economy (JANE) announcement, the group has submitted a tax reform proposal to Tokyo.
JANE has asked the government to “reduce tax rates” in 2024 to “encourage growth and increase tax revenue.”...
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