Japan Discusses Tax System Annually with No Changes Made

Nov.22.2022
Japan Discusses Tax System Annually with No Changes Made
The Japanese National Tax Agency discusses tax policies annually in November, with no news yet on changes. The tax on heated tobacco products was recently increased.

From November 11th to 17th each year, the Japanese National Tax Agency holds discussions regarding the tax system. During this period, it is important to have a comprehensive understanding of the significance and function of taxation for citizens, and to participate in related activities to gain knowledge of tax administration. As of now, there have been no reports of any changes to the tax system.


Starting from October 2018, the tax rate for heated tobacco products has gradually changed over five stages. As of this October, the tax increase on heated tobacco products has been completed.


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