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Broadening of corporate tax breaks for executive compensation – linked with ROE
The Japanese government is investigating broadening of preferential tax treatment for compensation of company executives.

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Call for experts: quarterly ‘Japanese technology and innovation monitoring watch’
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Minerva Policy Reports: Call for Expert Proposals - June 2024
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Vulcanus in Japan - A training programme for students in engineering and other scientific fields (from EU / SMP associated countries)
  The organization of the Vulcanus Programme is pending reception of a grant by the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation for the Japanese fiscal year 2024-2025: Please note that this call is…
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Biotech Business Mission in Japan
Are you running a business that operates in the Pharma, Biotechnologies, or Life Sciences sectors? Would you like to present your technologies and products to potential partners and clients from…

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