Last week, the Osaka District Court illegally responded to the government in a lawsuit filed by Izumisano City, Osaka, saying that it was unreasonable to significantly reduce the special allocation tax because it collected a large amount of donations for hometown tax payment. I decided that it was, and canceled the reduction decision.
The country appealed this ruling on the 14th.
In Izumisano City, Osaka, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications reduced 440 million yen from the previous year to more than 53 million yen because it collected a large amount of donations from the hometown tax for the special allocation tax in the first year of the Oriwa. He said it was unreasonable to decide, and filed a lawsuit against the country to revoke the decision.
On the 10th of this month, the Osaka District Court decided to reduce the amount of donations, saying, "It is illegal to stipulate that a certain amount of donation income from hometown tax payment will be a factor in reducing the special allocation tax." I handed down the decision to revoke.
Then, on the 14th, the government appealed this ruling to the Osaka High Court.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications says, "The provisions on which this calculation was based are legal, and we made the calculation quietly. We would like to firmly appeal the national claim in the trial."