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マル優制度を廃止すること例文帳に追加

an act of abolishing a tax-relief system for small-sum savings  - EDR日英対訳辞書

特別マル優という,少額公債の非課税制度例文帳に追加

in Japan, a tax-free small deposit system, called 'tokubetsumaruyu'  - EDR日英対訳辞書

若干の経過措置があると聞いておりますけれども、私は麻生さんの限定的な証券マル優制度は検討に値すると思っております。例文帳に追加

Although I understand that there is some sort of transitional arrangement, I believe that Mr. Aso’s proposal for the establishment of tax exemption for small-lot securities investors is worth considering.  - 金融庁

引き続き、税制につきましてお伺いさせて頂きたいのですけれども、市場参加者、金融界からの注目の関心の高いテーマであるのですが、麻生太郎新総理大臣が自由民主党の幹事長でありました８月の初めに少額貯蓄非課税制度、マル優の証券版の導入を唱えたことに呼応して、金融庁が８月の末に財務省に対して提示した来年度2009年度の税制改正要望で、いわゆる英国の個人の貯蓄口座、「ISA制度」に似た非課税口座制度を設けるとか、高齢者を対象にした配当金の非課税制度を盛り込みました。例文帳に追加

I would like to ask you about the tax system, which is an issue of strong interest for market players and the financial industry. In early August, Prime Minister Taro Aso, who was then secretary-general of the Liberal Democratic Party, proposed the introduction of tax exemption for small-lot securities investors. The FSA (Financial Services Agency) included the establishment of a tax exempt account scheme similar to the ISA (Individual Savings Account) system of Britain, and tax exemption for dividends received by elderly people in its list of requests for the fiscal 2009 tax revision, which was submitted to the Ministry of Finance at the end of August.  - 金融庁

過去、日本の家計貯蓄率が1960年代平均15％、1970年代平均20％と高水準であった要因としては、①高度経済成長に伴う可処分所得の伸び、②家計資産が終戦後低水準となったため貯蓄に励んだこと、③ボーナス制度の存在、④人口構成が若かったこと、⑤公的年金水準が低いため自助的に老後のための貯蓄を行ったこと、⑥消費者金融制度の未発達、⑦マル優制度等税制面での優遇措置、⑧政府、日銀の貯蓄推進運動、⑨国民性等が挙げられる。例文帳に追加

In the past, factors behind Japan’s high household savings rate (an average of 15 percent in the 1960s, 20 percent in the 1970s) included: (1) more disposable income as a result of high economic growth; (2) the motivation to save prompted by the low postwar level of household assets; (3) the bonus system; (4) the high percentage of young people in population composition; (5) people saving for their old age due to low public pensions; (6) undeveloped consumer credit systems; (7) tax breaks such as the preferred savings system; (8) government and Bank of Japan encouragement of saving; and (9) the nature of the Japanese people. - 経済産業省