Japan’s government is considering changing the way tourists will have their consumption tax waived. - PHOTO: AFP
TOKYO: Tourists who buy products in Japan may soon undergo a different process of getting waivers for their consumption tax.
Currently, the tourists’ consumption tax is deducted at the point of sale at designated duty-free stores and sales counters. However, some tourists abuse the system by reselling these products within Japan.
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