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"Gakeppuchi culture variety" aka "ONE NIGHT GAKUEN"!
You're going to run the country from now on.
When you say "collect money", do you think it's the most efficient way of collecting money?
Super important.
I'm not saying that.
Don't you like going to your hometown?
If you don't do it, you'll be born.
I'm from Suginoki.
That's terrible!
Terrible!
I want it.
I'm counting on you.
The teacher who will be teaching you today is Keigo Sasa, who taught you last time.
Nice to meet you.
The topic you will learn today is "tax".
"Tax".
If you hear this, you'll like it.
Nice to meet you, teacher Sasa.
Nice to meet you, too.
I'm also from the Treasury Bureau.
I think you've heard of "taxes are usually like this".
That's not the case.
I look like a "tax-free" person.
I've seen a lot of failures.
I hope I can provide you with some of those failures, too.
Okay.
Sako.
What is "tax"?
"Tax" is...
You can say it in one or two words.
It's like a school desk or something like that.
That's exactly what you said.
Wow!
I googled it.
You googled it?
When do you google it?
Masai, how about you?
"Tax" is money we pay for roads and things like that.
That's why I think it's "equal".
By the way, Muto-san, when you say "tax", we're talking about tax revenue now, but is there anything like income or something like that?
- It's often about consumption tax. - Oh, I see! That's what you mean.
- It's a duty that citizens must pay. - That's right.
- And not only in the country, but also in local governments. - Yes.
- We also pay for that. - As expected of you. You're smart.
So tax types do have an effect, don't they?
I've never heard of you paying income tax or something like that, right?
- I've heard of it. - You have, don't you?
That's why we collect tax revenue from various angles.
- How much is that revenue? - It's about 50 types or more.
- Oh! - What?!
- That much?! - Yes.
- I didn't know. - You didn't know, but it's 50 types or more.
- Is there any unusual tax? - Unusual tax is...
- Well, have you ever heard of gasoline tax? - Gasoline tax?
There's a tax on gasoline.
There are some minor taxes like gasoline tax and income tax.
- Income tax? - Income tax law.
- Oh, I've heard of it. - There's an expression like "income tax" when you write a book or something like that,
but it's completely different from that.
There's also something like "income tax," which means you have to pay a contract or a receipt.
- I see. - There are things like that, right?
- So if you include those things, there are a lot of things like that. - I see.
- But let's put a definition for tax. - Okay.
- A definition for tax. - Okay.
- This time, again, a definition. - Okay.
- How about a term called "deficit"? - Deficit! Oh, it's easy to understand!
- Right? Like, "Let's collect what we need for a while and use it for deficit income."
- But if you think about it, you're going to collect deficit, right? - Yes.
- You're going to run the country from now on. - Yes.
- When you say, "Please collect deficit," how does it work?
- How do you collect it most efficiently? - Oh, it's super important.
- What did you say?
- She was asleep! Are you okay?! - I was sleeping!
- Mr. Omori, what do you think?
- You know, it's "decisive." It says, "Please collect it." Otherwise, you might have someone who you can't protect.
- Yes, it's like that. - Like "Please collect it." Otherwise, you might have someone you can't protect.
- Yes, it's like that.
It's about how you can collect it efficiently.
- Oh, I see. - Right?
- Isn't it difficult? - It is.
- So, it's a little difficult to collect. - Yes.
- So, we came up with the idea of "self-collecting tax." - Really?
- You collect it yourself. - What?
- And you collect it yourself. - But that's not really good, but you also lie, right?
- Yes, you do. - What?
- That's bad. - It is, right?
- So, since it's not good... - It's bad.
...most of it in Japan is paid.
- So, the company calculates it all. - I see.
- So, "self-collecting tax" was coined. - Oh, "self-collecting tax" is...
- That's what it is. - Is it something you're attracted to? - I'm attracted to it.
- Why doesn't it come into me every month? - I know!
- I can't forgive you. - I knew it!
- I can't forgive you! - I can't forgive you!
- I'm attracted to it, and it's getting less and less. It makes me sad every month.
- But if you're attracted to it, does it mean you're collecting the tax properly? - Yes, it does.
- That's true. - Then it's fine.
- So, creating a state of "self-collecting tax" is more stable, right? - Yes.
- This is the "self-collecting tax" system. - I just thought of something.
- Go ahead. - "Self-collecting tax" means you absolutely have to pay anything and everything, right?
- That's right. You have to pay it, but... - Yes.
- There's a system that thinks about how you pay taxes for everyone in Tokyo. - I see.
- There's a tax system, right? - Yes.
- So you use this "tax system" for your tax return, right? - Yes, I've heard of it.
- For example, have you heard of "hometown tax"? - Oh, I love it!
- Oh, you love it! - Yes! - You love it, and you've mentioned it!
- "Hometown tax". If you don't do it, you'll have a difference. - Wow!
- Have you heard of "medical expense tax"?
- "Medical expense tax". If you don't do it, you'll have a difference. - Ooh!
- If you come up with a plan, you can reduce taxes a little.
- So we're losing most of it now? - That's right.
- Wow! - Just a little, just a little.
- Is there any benefit in taxing your hometown?
- Taxing your hometown affects your housing tax.
- It's called "asset tax" and "household tax", and "asset tax" is called "state tax", and "household tax" is called "regional tax".
You can pay that money to another family, your favorite region, or where you want to support.
- So you get something in return? - That's right.
- You get a "thank you" after you pay for it. - I see.
- So it's like shopping? - Well, it's like shopping.
We also have a convenience store, so you can go to a convenience store and shop, and you'll get what you paid for.
- Is there any other tax-free factory?
- As I just said, there are some medical airfields that you can use, and there are some that you can use for your family, not for yourself.
So you can use medical airfields for your family, including your parents, mothers, and children, and you can also use medical drugs and commercial drugs.
If you have more than 100,000 yen, you can use medical airfields.
- We've heard a lot about taxes so far. - That's right.
- Now we'd like to ask you about some of the tax problems that former national tax officer Sasa experienced. - I'd like to know.
- They are... - Oh!
- The tax pitfalls that former national tax officer Sasa experienced! - Oh, I'd like to know!
- You'd like to know, wouldn't you? - I'd like to know!
- So, first of all, what is the first pitfall? - That's right, the first one is...
- Hey, I'm sorry, but there's one who makes money all of a sudden. - Excluding gems and things like that?
- Well, you know, business is gonna go up suddenly. - Suddenly!
- And we were lamenting. - No, we don't know! Can you tell which one we're talking about?
- Maybe. - Because it's year-round.
- Well, you know... - It doesn't go up all of a sudden.
If it goes up all of a sudden and sells all of a sudden,
you may not be able to pay your rent.
It's okay for it to go up all of a sudden.
But it can also go down all of a sudden.
Rather than going down,
you may not be able to pay your rent according to your previous year's income.
My mom told me about it!
You may not be able to pay it even if you don't have the money now.
She told me about it.
So, for example...
Can I say it?
- Suddenly, you're like a teacher! - You're like a teacher!
So, for example...
Since you don't have the money now...
If you don't have the money now...
Let's say you quit AKB next year.
Even if you don't have the money now,
you won't be able to do anything for the next year.
But, for example, if your salary goes up this year,
you won't be able to pay your rent for the next year.
But, if you don't have a job and you don't have money now,
you won't be able to do anything for the next year.
That's what I learned from my mom this year.
Wait, you learned that and became that dog?
- That's crazy! - That's crazy!
So, my goal for this year is to save money.
- I'm afraid of rent tax. - Rent tax.
- I'm afraid of it. - I'm afraid of it.
- The second one. - The second one.
It's a special tax.
- I leave it to my parents. - I leave it to you.
- I'm all parents. - If you're a parent, it's fine.
- Oh, it's fine. - If you're a parent, it's probably fine.
If you leave it to someone you can trust,
- you're afraid of human trouble. - Oh...
- That's true. - For example, in the right hand corner,
there are people who say, "I'll leave it to you."
- Well, they're taking money like this. - Oh, I'm afraid of losing money.
If you're doing it for your own salary, you can see it, right?
You create a company and you leave it to that company.
- Wow... - Huh?
- Design payments and business contribution payments. - Wow...
- If you leave it out of your pocket, you leave it to that company.
- Business contribution payments can also be denied, the company's payments can't be rep doubts.
- The company should be paying taxes for its own companies.
- But the companies are being taxed.
- I guess what is going on seems to have something to do with the entertainment industry.
- So how do you avoid it?
- Do you get caught?
- It depends on how much money you would be charged for.
- Okay, let's move onto the next segment.
AKB48 will think about it! From now on, it's all about you!
What do you think, Sensei?
I think it's weird.
It's weird, isn't it?
It's weird.