Japan's tax revenue looks set to have risen by about 9 trillion yen to a record 84.2 trillion yen ($518.12 billion) in the fiscal year ended in March, public broadcaster NHK said on Thursday.
The figure would mark the first time for tax income to exceed 80 trillion yen and the sixth consecutive year of record highs, NHK said.
Corporate tax revenue increased on strong business performance while income tax rose on wage increases and higher stock prices, the report said.
($1 = 162.5100 yen)