Enterprise hometown tax payment support system

Abstract

Facilitating use of enterprise hometown tax payment SOLUTION: An enterprise version hometown tax payment support system (100) includes a communication unit (1), a registering unit (2), a matching support unit (3), a content generating unit (4), and a user's client device (5), wherein the communication unit (1) communicates with the client device (5), the registering unit (2) registers and / or updates enterprise information (21) and / or local government information (22), the matching support unit (3) generates enterprise-oriented information (31) and / or local government information (32), and the content generating unit (4) generates content information (40).SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a system for supporting corporate hometown tax donations. Specifically, the present invention relates to a system for supporting companies that wish to select donation recipients from local revitalization projects run by local governments. [Background technology]

[0002] Furusato nozei is a system that allows individuals to receive tax deductions when they make donations to local governments. Specifically, when an individual makes a donation (furusato nozei) to a local government that is eligible for the program, the entire amount of the donation over 2,000 yen is generally deducted from income tax and local resident tax. Furusato nozei is attractive to donors not only because of the tax deduction, but also because donors can receive attractive gifts in return from the local government and because it meets the donor's desire to contribute to the local government to which they donate. For local governments, hometown nozei is a valuable means of increasing tax revenue, and each local government has developed a variety of gifts in return to attract more donors and larger donations.

[0003] Following the success of this type of hometown tax donation for individuals, the "Corporate Hometown Tax Donation" was established in 2016 (Non-Patent Document 1). The Corporate Hometown Tax Donation is a system that allows corporations to deduct corporate taxes when they donate to local government revitalization projects that are positioned as part of nationally approved regional revitalization plans. Combined with the reduction effect of deductible expenses (approximately 30% of the donation amount), up to approximately 90% of the donation amount can be reduced, effectively reducing the company's burden to approximately 10%. Corporate donors are interested in the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation as a means of tax deduction. Furthermore, it is expected that the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation will contribute to corporate social contribution, corporate PR and name recognition, and new business development.

[0004] One technology already proposed to promote corporate hometown tax donations is a system used by an intermediary acting as an intermediary between companies wishing to donate and local governments wishing to receive donations (Patent Document 1). In this system, a server matches companies wishing to donate with local governments wishing to receive donations based on pre-stored information about the companies and the local governments. This matching process compares the products or services desired by the companies with the products or services offered by the local government, and generates and proposes combinations of companies and local governments using a rational algorithm. However, this system hardly reflects factors that are difficult to quantify, such as the characteristics of local government regional revitalization projects and the expected effects of corporate hometown tax donations on corporate PR, name recognition, and business expansion. As a result, the system's matching function is insufficient when companies wishing to donate attempt to utilize hometown tax donations for social contributions, PR, name recognition, and business expansion.

[0005] Companies are constantly searching for effective ways to obtain tax credits, promote themselves, increase their name recognition, and expand their business. Many companies today are aware of the existence of a system known as "corporate hometown tax donations." However, it takes a great deal of effort for companies to gather information about local governments and select the appropriate municipality to which to pay taxes. Simply adopting corporate hometown tax donations can result in new administrative work and tax filing procedures. If a company can anticipate tax credits or benefits such as increased public recognition and business expansion that far outweigh the additional costs incurred by considering and adopting corporate hometown tax donations, they will likely actively use the system.

[0006] However, many companies that are interested in corporate hometown tax donations have given up on the idea for reasons such as "I don't know which local government to donate to," "I don't have the know-how to do it myself," and "There are few ways to publicize the fact that I've made a donation, so I can't expect any PR or name recognition benefits." Meanwhile, while local governments are focusing on planning and implementing regional revitalization projects and recruiting taxpaying companies, they have few means of disseminating information about donors (companies) and are not fully meeting the needs of donating companies. At present, many companies are missing out on tax deductions, PR, name recognition, and business expansion opportunities, and many local governments may be failing to attract donors. [Prior art documents] [Non-patent literature]

[0007] [Non-Patent Document 1] "Corporate Hometown Tax" leaflet, published in March 2022, Cabinet Office Regional Revitalization Promotion Office [Patent documents]

[0008] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2023-72207 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0009] A new support system is needed to increase opportunities for companies and local governments to make rational use of the corporate hometown tax donation system. [Means for solving the problem]

[0010] The inventor sought the above new support system. The new support system would match companies with local governments by comparing not only conventional quantifiable factors but also individual and specific factors, and would also effectively disseminate information after the corporate hometown tax donation. In other words, the present invention is as follows.

[0011] (Invention 1) A corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) having a communication unit (1), a registration unit (2), a matching support unit (3), a content generation unit (4), and a user terminal device (5), The communication unit (1) communicates with terminal devices (5), and the terminal devices (5) include terminal devices (51) managed by a company and / or terminal devices (52) managed by a local government; The registration unit (2) registers and / or updates the company information (21) and / or local government information (22) based on the information acquired by the communication unit (1), The matching support unit (3) generates information for companies (31) and / or information for local governments (32) by referring to the company information (21) and / or local government information (22) in order to match donors and recipients of the corporate hometown tax payment system; The content generation unit (4) generates content information (40) including information on donating companies (41) and recipient local governments (42) for the corporate hometown tax donation, and information on regional revitalization projects (43) that are the subject of the corporate hometown tax donation. Corporate hometown tax support system (100). (Invention 2) The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) of Invention 1, wherein the local government information (22) includes information (221) on regional revitalization projects that are eligible for the corporate hometown tax payment. (Invention 3) A corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) of invention 1, in which a communication unit (1) transmits information for companies (31) to a terminal device (51) and / or transmits information for local governments (32) to a terminal device (52). (Invention 4) The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) of Invention 1, wherein the information for businesses (31) and / or the information for local governments (32) includes information about online meetings. (Invention 5) The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) of Invention 1, wherein the content information (40) is information usable in one or more media selected from television broadcasting, radio broadcasting, internet communication, and publishing. [Effects of the Invention]

[0012] The support system of the present invention solves the problems of companies such as "I don't know which local government to donate to," "I don't have the know-how about the corporate version of hometown tax donations," and "There are few ways to publicize the fact that I have made a donation, so I can't expect any PR or name recognition benefits." The support system of the present invention allows local governments to efficiently acquire donor companies. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0013] [Figure 1] A reference diagram for understanding the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100). DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0014] [Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100)] The corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) of the present invention comprises a communication unit (1), a registration unit (2), a matching support unit (3), a content generation unit (4), and a terminal device (5). The corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) is managed by an application stored on a server connected to the Internet. The application of the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) typically updates and manages a homepage that can be accessed by a terminal device (5) connected to the Internet.

[0015] [Communication unit (1), terminal equipment (5)] The communication unit (1) communicates with a terminal device (5). The terminal device (5) is a terminal device of a user of the corporate hometown tax payment support system (100). The users of the corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) include a terminal device (51) and / or a terminal device (52) managed by a local government.

[0016] Users of the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100) are typically all users who can access the Internet site (homepage) operated by the provider of the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100). Such users are, for example, companies and local governments interested in Corporate Hometown Tax Payment, employees of the provider of the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100) or companies that provide the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100), and individuals interested in Corporate Hometown Tax Payment and companies and local governments that utilize this system.

[0017] [Registration section (2)] The registration unit (2) registers and / or updates the company information (21) and / or local government information (22) based on the information acquired by the communication unit (1).

[0018] For example, a company (210) that has concerns such as "I don't know which local government to donate to," "I don't have the know-how about the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation," or "There are few ways to publicize the fact that I have made a donation to society, so I can't expect any PR or name recognition effects," can access the homepage of the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation Support System (100) using a terminal device (51) connected to the Internet and send the company information (21) and the concerns mentioned above to the communication department (1) from the questionnaire screen or inquiry screen.

[0019] The company information (21) includes, for example, information corresponding to the company's (210) registration information, information on the person in charge (such as name, email address, telephone number, and place of work), the desired donation amount, experience with the corporate hometown tax donation system, the company's image that the company wants to promote and increase its recognition through the corporate hometown tax donation system, and new businesses that the company wants to launch as a result of the corporate hometown tax donation system.

[0020] The company information (21) acquired by the communication unit (1) is registered in the registration unit (2). The registration unit (2) stores the company information (21) for each company. Typically, the company information (21) is registered in association with a company ID (account) assigned by the registration unit (2). In this case, the person in charge of the company (210) can access the account of the company (210) by transmitting the company ID from the terminal device (51) to the communication unit (1) and view the company information (21) associated with the company (210). The person in charge of the company (210) can transmit updated company information (21) from the terminal device (51). In this case, the registration unit (2) refers to the company information (21) once registered and the updated company information (21) acquired by the communication unit (1), and updates the company information (21) to the newly acquired information (21).

[0021] For example, a local government (220) that has concerns such as "I don't know which companies I should provide project information to," "I have no experience using the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation System," or "There are few ways to publicize the fact that I have received donations, so I cannot expect any PR or name recognition effects," can access the homepage of the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation Support System (100) using a terminal device (52) connected to the Internet and send the local government information (22) and the concerns mentioned above to the Communications Department (1) from the questionnaire screen or inquiry screen.

[0022] The local government information (22) includes, for example, information on the location and climate of the local government (220), statistical information on population and industry, information on the person in charge (such as name, email address, telephone number, place of work), desired donation amount, experience with the corporate hometown tax donation, the image of the local government that the person wants to promote and increase its name recognition through the corporate hometown tax donation, industrial promotion projects that the person wants to launch as a result of the corporate hometown tax donation, etc. The local government information (22) may also include information (221) on regional revitalization projects that have already been planned and are eligible for the corporate hometown tax donation.

[0023] The local government information (22) acquired by the communication unit (1) is registered in the registration unit (2). The registration unit (2) stores the local government information (22) for each company. Typically, the local government information (22) is registered in association with a local government ID (account) assigned by the registration unit (2). In this case, a person in charge of the local government (220) can access the account of the local government (220) by transmitting the local government ID from the terminal device (52) to the communication unit (1) and view the local government information (22) associated with the local government (220). The person in charge of the local government (220) can transmit updated local government information (22) from the terminal device (52). In this case, the registration unit (2) refers to the registered local government information (22) and the updated local government information (22) acquired by the communication unit (1), and updates the local government information (22) to the newly acquired information (21).

[0024] For example, the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100) responds to inquiries from users on its homepage. In this case, an "inquiry form" is set up on the homepage, and option codes: A1, A2, ... A10 are displayed as the fields of projects in which the user is interested (wishes to donate or receive donations). The user inputs a code selected from A1, A2, ... A10 on the terminal device (5). In this case, the code selected by the company (210) from A1, A2, ... A10 is registered as part of the company information (21), and the code selected by the local government (220) from A1, A2, ... A10 is registered as part of the local government information (22).

[0025] The information provided in the "Inquiry Form" may include information for an employee (consultant) of the company providing the Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System (100) to exchange opinions with the person in charge of the company (210) or the local government (220). Such information may be, for example, information regarding an online conference in which the consultant and the company (210) or the local government (220) will participate. In this case, for example, the answer items in the "Inquiry Form for Companies" and the "Inquiry Form for Local Governments" may include "Online Conference 1: Possible 0: Impossible," "Desired Date for Online Conference (Please select from the dates and times circled on the calendar below)," and "Online Conference Invitation Email Address," and the answers are registered in the registration unit (2) as part of the company information (21) or local government information (22).

[0026] A company providing the corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) may transmit company information (21) or local government information (22) from the terminal device (5) based on information it has researched itself. The company information (21) or local government information (22) is updated by the communication unit (1) based on new information received from the terminal device (5).

[0027] [Matching Support Department (3)] The matching support unit (3) generates information for companies (31) and / or information for local governments (32) by referring to company information (21) and / or local government information (22) in order to match donors and recipients of corporate hometown tax donations.

[0028] The matching can be performed automatically and mechanically by a matching application (30) used in the matching support unit (3). For example, the matching application (30) can compare company information (21) with local government information (22) to extract combinations of companies (210) and local governments (220) where the company's registered address is not within the local government and the registered project fields A1, A2, ... A10 match. (Corporate donations to local governments where the company's registered address is located are not eligible for corporate hometown tax donations.) The amount of donation and the code assigned to the company's experience with hometown tax donations can also be added as criteria for the extraction.

[0029] When the matching application (30) automatically and mechanically extracts a local government (220) that is likely to be a good match for the company (210), the matching support unit (3) generates information (31) for the company (210). Based on the information (31), the communication unit (1) transmits message data including the text "We have found a local revitalization project that meets your needs. It's *** from ... Prefecture" to the terminal device (51) of the company (210).

[0030] In this case, the matching application (30) generates information (32) for the local government (220) as information (32) for the local government. Based on the information (32), the communication unit (1) transmits message data including the text: "We have found a company to introduce for the Regional Revitalization Project ***. It is +++ Co., Ltd." to the terminal device (52) of the local government (220).

[0031] The matching application (30) can also compare the information (221) on the regional revitalization project contained in the local government information (22) with the company information (21) to extract companies (210) that are compatible with the regional revitalization project. In this case, too, the communication unit (1) transmits message data to the companies (210) and the local government information (22) based on the information (31, 32) generated by the matching support unit (3).

[0032] Alternatively, the matching application (30) may periodically refer to the company information (21) and the local government information (22), extract the companies (210) and local government bodies (220) that have been newly added to the registration unit (2) between the last reference and the current reference, and generate information corresponding to messages addressed to the extracted companies (210) and local government bodies (220) as company-oriented information (31) or local government-oriented information (32). Such messages are transmitted from the communication unit (1) to the terminal device (51) or the terminal device (52), and the messages are displayed on the terminal device (51) or the terminal device (52).

[0033] The information for companies (31) or the information for local governments (32) may be message data inviting the person in charge of a company (210) or a local government (220) from the provider (consultant) of the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation Support System (100) to participate in a forum for exchanging opinions. The forum for exchanging opinions may be, for example, an online conference or a real-life conference. In this case, the terminal device (51) or the terminal device (52) that receives the message data from the communication unit (1) displays, for example, a message such as, "Thank you for your inquiry. Our consultants are available to meet with you at the date and time you requested. An invitation email has been sent to your registered email address. If you wish to change or cancel the date, please follow the link below."

[0034] In this case, the matching support department (3) invites companies or local governments to participate in an online conference before proposing a match between the company (210) and the local government (220). This type of invitation is useful for companies (210) that are concerned about not knowing which local government to donate to, lacking expertise regarding the corporate hometown tax donation system, or lacking means to publicize their donations and therefore unable to expect PR or name recognition benefits, as well as for local governments (220) that are concerned about not knowing which companies to provide project information to, lacking experience using the corporate hometown tax donation system, or lacking means to publicize the fact that they have received donations and therefore unable to expect PR or name recognition benefits. Companies (210) or local governments (220) that only have vague goals or expectations regarding the corporate hometown tax donation system can determine their policies regarding how to utilize the corporate hometown tax donation system by participating in a conference invited by the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100).

[0035] [Content Generation Section (4)] In the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100), a content generation unit (4) generates content information (40) including information on donating companies (41) for the corporate hometown tax donation, information on the local government receiving the donation (42), and information on the regional revitalization project that is the target of the corporate hometown tax donation (43). Specifically, the content information (40) is information that can be used in one or more media selected from television broadcasting, radio broadcasting, internet communication, and publications. The content information (40) is, for example, information such as images, videos, audio, and text. By widely providing articles in magazines and newspapers, television programs, movies, and advertising videos based on the content information (40), it is possible to publicize the fact that corporate hometown tax donations are being utilized.

[0036] In the corporate hometown tax payment support system (100), the content information (40) generated by the content generation unit (4) can be transmitted to the terminal device (5). In this case, the terminal device (5) may be the terminal device (51) or the terminal device (52), and may be a terminal device (5) for editing images, videos, and audio works based on the content information (40).

[0037] Anyone can view and read content based on the content information (40) on a terminal device (5) that accesses the internet site (homepage) operated by the provider of the corporate hometown tax payment support system (100).

[0038] [effect] In the past, there were general consulting services that cooperated in planning regional revitalization projects, proposed pairings between companies and local governments, and cooperated in the implementation of the regional revitalization projects. However, once regional revitalization activities were initiated, neither companies nor local governments had a way to widely disseminate information about them in a way that everyone could understand. The corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) of the present invention differs from previous support that focuses on matching in that it widely disseminates the fact that a regional revitalization project is eligible for the corporate hometown tax donation. The corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) of the present invention can support companies and local governments that would not have been eligible using previous methods, and can also significantly improve the effectiveness of the corporate hometown tax donation system. [Example]

[0039] FIG. 1 is a reference diagram for understanding the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100). FIG. 1 does not depict actual communication equipment or items. An example of the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIG. 1. This example is an assumed example of how the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) can be used, and is not an example that has actually been implemented or completed. This example is a case that has been determined through simulation to have a high probability of being realized in the near future, and can explain the usefulness of the corporate hometown tax donation support system (100).

[0040] [Step 1] The provider of the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation Support System (100) collected information on approximately 660 local governments, including geography, population, industry, specialty products, and hometown tax donation utilization records. The acquired information was entered into a terminal device (5) in a prescribed format and sent to the Communications Department (1). The Communications Department (1) registered the acquired information as local government information (22) in the Registration Department (2). The local government information (22) included text information (221) on the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project," a project of *** Prefecture (2201) in Shikoku that had received certification for its regional revitalization plan.

[0041] The website for the Corporate Hometown Tax Donation Support System (100) has an inquiry site called "First, get a free consultation." This site has an inquiry form. The inquiry form asks for the following required fields, for example: Company name, organization name Department name ·name ·email address Inquiry details (free description)

[0042] The site may also offer additional features such as: ·post Name furigana ·telephone number ·address

[0043] In the case of this site, when the user selects "Send with this content" after completing the input of the inquiry form on the terminal device (5), the inquiry message is sent to the communication unit (1).

[0044] [Step 2] The communications department (1) received an inquiry message. The inquiry message was sent from the terminal device (51) of the miso manufacturing company (2101). The inquiry message read, "We would like you to utilize our many years of research into yeast in our specialty products. We would like to raise awareness of our company in Western Japan, where our market share is low. We have previously used male entertainers, so our image has become masculine, but we would like to appeal to women."

[0045] The company information (21) registered in the registration unit (2) did not contain any information linked to the company (2101), and the inquiry message was processed as new company information (21). A code (account data) for the new company (2101) was generated in the registration unit (2), and text information based on the inquiry message was registered linked to the company (2101) code.

[0046] [Step 3] The matching support unit (3) references the updated information in the registration unit (2) and detects that new information about the company (2101) has been registered. The matching application (30) starts generating information (31) for the company (2101).

[0047] The matching support department (3) compared the company information (21) with the local government information (22) and detected a correlation exceeding the reference value between the text information of the "inquiry content" linked to the company (2101) and the text information (221) related to the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project." The matching support department (3) generated information (31) for the company (2101) using the matching application (30).

[0048] A message based on information (31) for company (2101) was sent from the communications department (1) to the terminal device (51). The message displayed on the terminal device (51) of the person in charge at company (2101): "Thank you for your inquiry. We would like to introduce the '*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project' at the online conference. ..."

[0049] [Step 4] The terminal device (5) of the provider (consultant) of the Corporate Hometown Tax Support System (100) and the terminal device (51) of the company (2101) were connected to the Internet, and the online conference proposed by the Matching Support Department (3) was held.

[0050] During an online meeting proposed by the Matching Support Department (3), interest in the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" of company (2101) increased. Therefore, a person in charge of company (2101) sent a second inquiry message from the terminal device (51) to the Communications Department (1) requesting continued support. The information (21) about company (2101) in the Registration Department (2) was updated.

[0051] The Matching Support Department (3) started generating information (32) for *** Prefecture (2201). The Matching Support Department (3) generated message data (31) for the person in charge at *** Prefecture (2201). A message based on the information (31) for *** Prefecture (2201) was sent from the Communications Department (1) to the terminal device (52). The message displayed on the terminal device (52) of the person in charge at *** Prefecture (2201): "... Company is interested in donating to the '*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project'. We would like to hear your opinions in an online meeting..."

[0052] The terminal device (5) of the provider (consultant) of the Corporate Hometown Tax Support System (100) and the terminal device (52) of *** Prefecture (2201) were connected to the Internet, and the online conference proposed by the Matching Support Department (3) was held.

[0053] An online meeting proposed by the Matching Support Department (3) increased the willingness to receive donations for the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" of *** Prefecture (2201).

[0054] After that, through online meetings with consultants, company (2101) representatives, and *** Prefecture (2201) representatives, actual meetings, on-site inspections, document preparation, and payment of expenses, the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" was agreed upon, with the company (2101) as the donor and *** Prefecture (2201) as the recipient, and the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" was implemented over the course of a year.

[0055] [Step 5] The content generation unit (4) generated audio and video data containing information (41) about the donor company (2101), information (42) about the recipient local government, *** Prefecture (2201), and information about the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" (43) as content information (40). The content generation unit (4) also generated data for setting up a special page for the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" on the Internet. An introductory video based on the content information (40) was broadcast on television, distributed on Internet video distribution sites, and on a special page. To accommodate inbound tourists, the introductory video was dubbed into English and Chinese.

[0056] [Step 6] The promotional and name-raising content, primarily comprised of an introductory video, used the keywords "flower" and "yeast" to brand the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project." As a result, awareness of the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" grew, and the number of tourists visiting *** Prefecture (2201) increased. The proportion of female and foreign tourists among tourists also increased. The beverages developed through the "*** Fragrant Yeast Drink Project" were shipped not only to *** Prefecture (2201) but also throughout eastern Japan. Sales of the company's (2101) standard products also increased in *** Prefecture (2201). [Industrial Applicability]

[0057] This invention can promote the use of the corporate version of hometown tax donations. By using the support system of this invention, companies can achieve appropriate tax deductions and corporate growth. By using the support system of this invention, local governments can use the corporate version of hometown tax donations as an opportunity to deepen their relationships with companies and revitalize their regions. This invention contributes to improving corporate profits and promoting industry throughout Japan. [Explanation of symbols]

[0058] 1. Communications Department 2 Registration Department 21 Company information 2101 Miso manufacturing company 22 Local Government Information 2201 *** Prefecture in Shikoku 221 Regional Revitalization Project Information 3. Matching Support Department 31 Corporate Information 32 Information for local governments 4 Content Generation Unit 40 Content Information 41 Donor Company Information 42 Information on recipient local governments 43 Regional Revitalization Project Information 5. User's terminal equipment 51 Company-managed terminal equipment 52 Terminal equipment managed by local governments 100 Corporate Hometown Tax Payment Support System

Claims

1. A corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) having a communication unit (1), a registration unit (2), a matching support unit (3), a content generation unit (4), and a user's terminal device (5), The communication unit (1) communicates with terminal devices (5), and the terminal devices (5) include terminal devices (51) managed by a company and / or terminal devices (52) managed by a local government; A registration unit (2) registers and / or updates company information (21) and / or local government information (22) based on the information acquired by the communication unit (1), A matching support unit (3) generates information for companies (31) and / or information for local governments (32) by referring to company information (21) and / or local government information (22) in order to match donors and recipients of corporate hometown tax donations; A content generation unit (4) generates content information (40) including information on donating companies (41) and recipient local governments (42) for the corporate hometown tax payment, and information on regional revitalization projects (43) that are the subject of the corporate hometown tax payment. Corporate hometown tax support system (100).

2. 2. The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) according to claim 1, wherein the local government information (22) includes information (221) on regional revitalization projects that are eligible for the corporate hometown tax payment.

3. The corporate hometown tax donation support system (100) described in claim 1, wherein the communication unit (1) transmits information for companies (31) to a terminal device (51) and / or transmits information for local governments (32) to a terminal device (52).

4. The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) according to claim 1, wherein the information for businesses (31) and / or the information for local governments (32) includes information about online meetings.

5. 2. The corporate hometown tax payment support system (100) according to claim 1, wherein the content information (40) is information usable in one or more media selected from television broadcasting, radio broadcasting, internet communication, and publication.

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