[Event Report] "Partnership Announcement for Expanding Tax-Exempt Meal Subsidy Framework" - Following Historic 42-Year Revision of 'Meal Subsidies,' Welfare and Restaurant Industries Strengthen Collaboration
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Edenred Japan announces strengthened collaboration between welfare and restaurant industries following the historic expansion of the tax-exempt limit for meal subsidies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How much has the tax-exempt limit for meal subsidies been expanded?
- A: It has been doubled from 3,500 yen to 7,500 yen per month. This is a historic revision after approximately 42 years.
- Q: Which companies are participating in this collaboration?
- A: Led by Edenred Japan, major welfare service providers Benefit One and Ewel, and major restaurant chains Matsuya Foods and Yoshinoya are participating.
- Q: What is 'payment-based' meal subsidy?
- A: It is a meal subsidy service that does not rely on physical facilities like company cafeterias, allowing use with cards or meal tickets. It is easy for SMEs and remote workers to adopt.