Panel begins debate on FY 2007 tax reform under new leadership

Panel begins debate on FY 2007 tax reform under new leadership

TOKYO, Japan - Osaka University Professor Masaaki Homma (L) receives a paper from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after being elected new chairman of the government's tax panel on Nov. 7. Homma is seen as supportive of Abe's policy of prioritizing economic growth and boosting tax revenues over fiscal reform. (Kyodo)

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