违规发放津贴补贴行为处分规定 日本将为新婚夫妇发放4万元补贴

日本将为新婚夫妇发放4万元补贴  

Newly married couples can receive up to 600
000 yen to cover their rent and other costs to start a new life from next April if they live in a municipality adopting Japan's newlywed support program
government sources said Sunday.
As the nation's ultralow birth rate is attributed mainly to the tendency that people marry late or stay unmarried
the government will try to boost marriages by enhancing the program to provide a larger sum and cover more couples
said the sources at the Cabi Office.
To be eligible
both husband and wife will have to be under age 40 as of the registered date of marriage and have a bined ine of less than 5.4 million yen
up from age 35 and 4.8 million yen under the current conditions for aid of up to 300
000 yen.
申请人需满足以下条件：夫妻双方在登记结婚之日须未满40岁，且家庭收入低于540万日元（约合人民币35万元）。新规较目前的新婚补助条件有所放宽，当前这两项条件分别为登记结婚当日须未满35岁，家庭收入低于480万日元，补助金额则为最高30万日元。
Only 281 municipalities
or 15 percent of all cities
towns and villages in Japan
had adopted the program as of July as they must shoulder half the expenses
but in a bid to increase the number
the central government will bear o-thirds from fiscal 2021
the sources said.
The program is part of government efforts to address the low birth rate as married couples tend to have o children
even though the average number of children a woman will bear in her lifetime was 1.36 last year with a record-low 865
000 babies born.
An economic incentive is deemed effective to encourage people to marry since 29.1 percent of single men aged 25 to 34 and 17.8 percent of single women cited lack of marriage funds as a reason they stayed unmarried in a 2015 survey by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research.