Tax-filing season begins

Tax-filing season begins

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese actress Hitomi Kuroki files her return at the Tamagawa tax office in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward on Feb. 17. Japan's tax-filing season began the same day with 524 local tax offices nationwide accepting income tax returns for 2002.

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