(2)Panel eyes cutting tax deductions for salaried workers

(2)Panel eyes cutting tax deductions for salaried workers

TOKYO, Japan - The government's Tax Commission is in session at the Finance Ministry on June 21. The panel unveiled a set of recommendations to reduce tax deductions for salaried workers as part of efforts to fix Japan's debt-ridden finances. (Kyodo)

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