Japan eyes tax breaks for non-core business sales in governance reform push: Reuters

Japan plans tax break to shake up low-return businesses

Japan's government is considering tax breaks on non-core business sales. This move aims to accelerate corporate restructuring and industry consolidation efforts. The plan would defer corporate tax on sale gains if proceeds are reinvested. This initiative is modeled on Germany's successful tax reforms from the early 2000s. Such changes could boost already active merger and acquisition deal activity in Japan.

Japan eyes tax breaks for non-core business sales in governance reform push, sources say

Japan's government is considering tax breaks on gains from ‌sales of non-core businesses, a move that could accelerate long-delayed corporate restructuring and spur industry consolidation, two people with knowledge of the matter said.

Exclusive-Japan eyes tax breaks for non-core business sales in governance reform push, sources say

TOKYO, Aug 25 : Japan's government is considering tax breaks on gains from sales of non-core businesses, a move that could accelerate long-delayed corporate restructuring and spur industry consolidation, two people with knowledge of the matter said.The plan would remove a major obstacle to companies shedding

Japan eyes tax breaks for non-core business sales in governance reform push

Japan's government is considering tax breaks on gains from sales of non-core businesses, a move that could accelerate long-delayed corporate restructuring and spur industry consolidation, two people with knowledge of the matter said.