TOKYO - Japan's ruling coalition approved Friday a tax plan for fiscal 2022 focused on encouraging businesses to raise wages through tax incentives, aiming to boost household incomes in a country stuck in low inflation and help spur consumption dampened by the coronavirus pandemic.
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