TOKYO - Japan's customs authorities failed to collect 340 million yen ($2.2 million) in tax from nine visitors who did not meet duty-free requirements for their purchases in fiscal 2022, the audit board found recently as the government considers a fundamental review of the system to prevent abuses.
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