A non-statutory earmarked tax must be collected by ordinary collection, filing and payment, special collection or collection by stamps, as is convenient for collection, as provided by the Prefectural or Municipal Ordinance of the local government concerned.
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local governmentmachine translation
「地方団体」
A prefecture (道府県) or a municipality (市町村).
Defined inArticle 1, paragraph (1), item (i)· applies throughout the law
ordinary collectionmachine translation
「普通徴収」
Collecting a local tax by having a tax collection official (徴税吏員) deliver a tax notice (納税通知書) to the taxpayer.
Defined inArticle 1, paragraph (1), item (vii)· applies throughout the law
filing and paymentmachine translation
「申告納付」
A way of collecting a local tax in which the taxpayer declares the tax base and the amount of tax due and pays the tax so declared.
Defined inArticle 1, paragraph (1), item (viii)· applies throughout the law
special collectionmachine translation
「特別徴収」
The method of collecting a local tax by having a person who is well placed to collect it do so and pay in the tax collected (Article 1, paragraph 1, item 9).
Defined inArticle 1, paragraph (1), item (ix)· applies throughout the law
collection by stampsmachine translation
「証紙徴収」
A local government's having local tax paid with stamps (証紙) it issues, without issuing a tax notice (納税通知書).
Defined inArticle 1, paragraph (1), item (xiii)· applies throughout the law
non-statutory earmarked taxmachine translation
「法定外目的税」
An earmarked tax (目的税) that a prefecture under Article 4, paragraph 6 or a municipality under Article 5, paragraph 7 levies as a tax of its own creation, beyond the special-purpose taxes the Local Tax Act provides for.
Short name set inArticle 10-4, paragraph (2)
Prefectural or Municipal Ordinance
条例
A rule a local government makes for itself: a prefecture (都道府県), a city, town or village (市町村), or one of Tokyo's special wards (特別区) (Local Autonomy Act, Articles 1-3, 281 and 283). Its assembly (議会), whose members the residents elect, passes it (Articles 89 and 96, paragraph (1), item (i)), and its head — the governor or the mayor (Article 139) — promulgates it, that is, makes it public so that it can take effect (Article 16). The Constitution lets local governments make them within the limits of Acts (Constitution, Article 94), and one may not go against the national laws and regulations (法令), such as Acts, Cabinet Orders (政令) and Ministerial Orders (省令) (Local Autonomy Act, Article 14, paragraph (1)). Unless national laws and regulations provide otherwise, a local government can impose a duty or restrict a right only by one of these (Article 14, paragraph (2)), and it may write into one penalties for breaking it, within limits the Local Autonomy Act sets (Article 14, paragraph (3)). It is made for that local government's own affairs (Article 2, paragraph (2) and Article 14, paragraph (1)), so the same matter can be handled differently from one place to the next. It is a local rule, not a national one: an "ordinance" in the name of a national rule, such as an Ordinance for Enforcement of an Act, is usually a Ministerial Order (省令) or another national instrument.
Written by AI using Constitution, Art. 94 and Local Autonomy Act, Arts. 1-3, 2, 14, 16, 89, 96, 139, 281, 283 as a reference.