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2010-09-07 — bloomberg.com
Japan will consider relaxing tax requirements as part of changes to rules for real estate investment trusts after the market shrank by more than half in the past three years, a land minister said.
The government may revise the regulation to allow the trusts, known as J-REITs, to retain more than 10 percent of their earnings to finance operations,...
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