Prime Minister Abe pays close attention to the impact of the consumption tax hike

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Regarding the fact that the consumption tax rate has been raised to 10% from the first day, Prime Minister Abe said that when entering the Prime Minister's Office, it would be the first step in promoting all-generation social security reforms that everyone can feel comfortable with. , Paying close attention to the impact of the tax rate hike, he expressed his intention to take all possible measures.

Among them, Prime Minister Abe said, “With today's increase in the consumption tax rate, childhood education and childcare will begin to be free. At the same time, we will provide up to 60,000 yen per year for elderly people with small annual fees. In addition, care insurance premiums will be reduced, which is a major step forward in reforming all-generation social security systems that everyone can enjoy with peace of mind, from children to the elderly. "

After that, he said, “I will keep a close eye on the impact of the increase and will take all possible measures.”