Government, coalition shelve plans to alter taxes on beer, quasi-beer products

The government and ruling coalition decided Friday to forego reform of taxes on beer and beer-like beverages in fiscal 2016 starting in April next year. Taxes on beer and quasi-beer vary considerably, depending on malt content, ingredients and production methods. Currently, a tax of ¥77 per 350 milliliters is imposed on beer, ¥47 on “happoshu” […]
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