From April 1, Japan is cutting its famously high effective corporate tax rate by 2.51 percentage points down to 32.1%, with further increases scheduled for 2016. The government has also approved a reduction on loss write-offs and improved tax incentive schemes as Abenomics takes off in 2015.
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