Japan's tax revenue for fiscal 2025 ended March is expected to set a record high for the sixth straight year, exceeding 84 trillion yen ($517 billion), a source close to the matter said Thursday.The expected total is up about 9 trillion yen from 75.23 trillion yen in fiscal 2024, as strong corporate earnings lifted corporate tax revenue while inflation and wage growth supported consumption and income tax revenues.The increase would be the largest on record, surpassing the previous record rise of about 7 trillion yen in fiscal 2014, when the consumption tax rate was raised to 8 percent from …READ FULL ARTICLE
