日産、賃上げ税優遇の対象外に　下請法違反で最低１年

　日産自動車が下請け企業に支払う納入代金を不当に引き下げた下請法違反の問題を受け、賃上げに取り組んだ企業の法人税を優遇する「賃上げ促進税制」の対象から同社が外れたことが６日、分かった。最低１年間は税優遇を受けられなくなり、利益が減少する可能性がある。（2024/04/06-18:20）

Nissan Motor Co. has been removed from the list of companies eligible for tax breaks that are granted to those implementing wage hikes, following the revelation of the automaker's unfair reductions of payments to its suppliers, it was learned Saturday.
   In order for companies to be eligible for the tax breaks, they need to announce a declaration vowing to achieve fair transaction prices on a dedicated website created by the Japanese government and others.
   Nissan withdrew its declaration after the Japan Fair Trade Commission in March this year said that the automaker had unfairly reduced payments by a total of around 3 billion yen to 36 suppliers, in violation of the subcontract law.
   This meant that Nissan was no longer eligible for the wage hike tax breaks and cannot get the breaks for at least a year.
   The tax system to promote wage hikes was expanded under the fiscal 2024 tax system reform, with large companies receiving a corporate tax deduction of up to 35 pct of its salary increases.