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Japan’s Web3 Tax Reform

The Japanese government is advancing its digitization agenda with a new tax reform aimed at attracting global digital asset firms. The initiative focuses on creating tax credits and deductions for companies investing in blockchain technology, reducing capital gains taxes, and offering simplified reporting for startups. The government aims to foster blockchain use cases beyond payments, enhancing digital innovation in the country.

Additionally, the government is leveraging non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to address social challenges, such as aging populations in rural areas, demonstrating its commitment to integrating digital solutions for societal issues.

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