経済｜税収好調で赤字国債取りやめ / Economy: Cancellation of deficit bonds due to strong tax revenue.

Summary

In the fiscal year 2024, it has been revealed that corporate tax revenues reached their highest level in 34 years, resulting in an overall tax revenue increase of approximately 1.8 trillion yen.

As a result, the government has decided to cancel 5 trillion yen worth of deficit financing bonds. Corporate tax revenues amounted to 17.9 trillion yen, driven by strong corporate performance. Consequently, the surplus from the budget will be 2.3 trillion yen, raising expectations for improved fiscal health.

Dialogue

This dialogue is fictional and based on the article.

Chako: Hey Log, I heard that tax revenue has gone up—it’s amazing news, right?
Log: Yeah, it seems that corporate tax revenue has reached its highest level in 34 years.
Chako: And they’re going to cancel the deficit bonds because of it! That’s great news!
Log: Definitely, getting rid of 5 trillion yen in deficit bonds is a positive for the economy.
Navi: The increase in tax revenue suggests an improvement in corporate performance and is likely to contribute to the overall stability of the economy.
Chako: It’s all thanks to everyone working hard!
Log: Exactly, it seems to be having a good impact.

Admin’s Note

This article presents very interesting insights into the impact of increased tax revenues on the country’s finances. In particular, the fact that corporate tax revenues have reached their highest level since the bubble era symbolizes the recovery of the economy. As mentioned by Chako, the discontinuation of deficit bonds is good news for the public. I hope this leads to further economic growth. I’m looking forward to seeing how things develop in the future.