“Elderly Tax” by Takahiko Soejima. Published in August 2004, the circumstances are different now, but reading his analysis from that time offers new insights. Below is a book review from a bookstore: The shocking new work following the bestseller, “Deposit Freeze”! Payoff, new currency change… And the strengthening of "asset taxation" for the elderly. [Appendix] Takahiko Soejima's rating of overseas hedge funds <What is the new "taxation" that will seize hidden savings?> In March 2004, the Tax Commission (Government Tax Commission) reported "tax increases for the wealthy." It also stated that preferential treatment for the elderly, such as public pension deductions and elderly deductions, should be reviewed. The Japanese government is already steadily laying the groundwork for an "elderly tax." This is in addition to the strengthening of inheritance tax and the introduction of property tax… <The "prey" the government is aiming for is the personal assets of the elderly> ● The "secret plan" to eliminate the accumulated fiscal deficit of 1,000 trillion yen ● How the strengthening of inheritance tax will be carried out ● The introduction of a "sales tax" disguised as a consumption tax increase targets shopkeepers ● The terrifying scenario of new currency change, deposit freeze, and property tax collection ● Why you shouldn't buy "government bonds for individuals" ● The era of a "major crash" of 1 dollar = 40 yen is coming - Title: Elderly Tax - Author: Takahiko Soejima - Series Name: Econo-Globalists 7 - ISBN: 978-4-99661228-5 - Purchase Price: 1600 yen + tax - Publisher: Shodensha #ElderlyTax #TakahikoSoejima #Shodensha