There are also relations such as reduced tax rates and discounts for cashless promotion, For those who want to benefit from cashless I don't think it's an exaggeration to say it's too complicated.
Return to text The July 2019 Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices(Outlook Report) assumes that the consumption tax will be raised to 10 percent in October 2019 and that a reduced tax rate will be applied to food and beverages-- excluding alcohol and dining-out-- and newspapers.
Article 60. The Director General of Customs may, if he finds it necessary, request a user of goods to which the reduced rate of customs duty referred to in paragraph(1) of Article 20-2 of the Act was applied, to submit a written report concerning the use of such goods.
Return to text The April 2019 Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices(Outlook Report) assumes that the consumption tax will be raised to 10 percent in October 2019 and that a reduced tax rate will be applied to food and beverages-- excluding alcohol and dining-out-- and newspapers.
Return to text The October 2018 Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices(Outlook Report) assumes that the consumption tax will be raised to 10 percent in October 2019 and that a reduced tax rate will be applied to food and beverages-- excluding alcohol and dining-out-- and newspapers.
Return to text The January 2019 Outlook for Economic Activity and Prices(Outlook Report) assumes that the consumption tax will be raised to 10 percent in October 2019 and that a reduced tax rate will be applied to food and beverages-- excluding alcohol and dining-out-- and newspapers.
In particular, this time pointed out that foodstuffs and other items will be kept at 8% at a reduced rate, and the effect of raising the tax rate to 10% is 5% to 4% compared to 4% It will remain at about 1 of the year.”.
Awareness Survey on Tax Increases and Meals Expenditure to be reviewed by tax increase The first place is“food expenses” and“I want to reduce the frequency of eating out” after tax increase is about 80% After the consumption tax increase, which begins on October 1, 2019(Tuesday), food will be deferred 8% due to the reduced tax rate, while eating out will be subject to a 10% tax rate.
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