Liberal Democratic Party Tax Commissioner Onodera discusses tax credit with benefits in advance and reaches agreement
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Regarding the interim report of the bipartisan ``National Conference,'' LDP tax research research chairman Onodera said that there was a large difference in opinion among each party regarding the consumption tax cut for food items, and that he would like to discuss benefit tax credits first and aim for an agreement.
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