Two Tokyo-based nonprofit organizations will now be allowed to receive preferential tax treatment in order to shore up their finances and spur more people to donate to them, the National Tax Agency said Tuesday.
People who donate money to the NPOs can now apply for tax exemptions and corporations can write off such donations as losses.
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