Tax reform key for Japan’s ¥10 trillion startup push, says
Tax reform is essential for Japan’s push to funnel ¥10 trillion of investment into startups every year, according to the head of a ruling party group supporting emerging high-growth firms.
The government is set to put together a five-year plan by the end of 2022 that will seek to increase money going to startups tenfold, according to proposals from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
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