The government and the ruling party are targeting large corporations that have increased the total salary of newly hired employees by 2% or more from the previous year in order to stop the deterioration of the employment situation due to the effects of the new coronavirus. It turned out that we are considering the introduction of measures to reduce the burden on the government.
Due to the influence of the new coronavirus, companies are increasingly dismissing employees and suspending recruitment activities, and the issue is how to stop the deterioration of the employment situation.
In light of these circumstances, the government and the ruling party are reviewing corporate tax incentives for next year's tax reform, and are focusing on improving employment from companies that have raised wages to new hires. It is a policy to move to.
Specifically, if a large company or a mid-sized company increases the total salary of new graduates or mid-career employees by 2% or more from the previous year, 15% of the amount paid will be deducted from the corporate tax. I am considering it.
In addition, for small and medium-sized enterprises, it is important to maintain employment, and if the total salary of all employees increases by 1.5% or more from the previous year, not limited to new hires, we will consider reducing the tax burden. I am.
In addition, the government and the ruling party are considering further reducing the tax burden on the condition that they receive training and education related to digital, regardless of the size of the company, and the ruling party's tax reform outline will be summarized next week. I will include it in.