As I’ve said before, the impoverishment of the Japanese population is accelerating.
The number of people struggling to make ends meet and unable to afford a proper meal is increasing.
While salaries remain the same as they were 30 years ago, a huge number of taxes have more than doubled.
The number of full-time employees is also decreasing, while non-regular employment is rapidly increasing.
It seems like we workers are working to pay taxes.
Does anyone know much about Japan’s tax system?
Japan’s tax revenues are breaking new records every year.
However, taxes increase every year, and five new taxes will be implemented next year.
One of these is the singles’ tax.
In Japan, single people are fined.
Are there any other countries that have a singles’ tax?
Another new tax (which has not yet been implemented)
A mileage tax, in which people pay a tax proportional to the distance their car travels.
Employees in the transportation and taxi industries will be immediately affected.
These are just the tip of the iceberg; about 70% of my salary is taken as tax.
To be honest, there are more and more times when I want to leave Japan.
