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Recording Employment Adjustment Subsidies and Other Items as Extraordinary Gains

First written in FY2021-Q2. . Latest entry: FY2024-Q2.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseOtherFY2021-Q2 – FY2024-Q22020: 120202021: 420212022: 320222023: 42023
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  1. FY2024-Q2Updated cumulative second-quarter grant incomeAnnual report

    「Grant income 4」

    Grant income for the cumulative second quarter was ¥4 million, down from ¥123 million in cooperation payments for infection prevention and other measures in the same period of the previous year.
  2. FY2024-Q1Update on first-quarter grant incomeAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidies and other amounts received from the national and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 were recorded as subsidy income under non-operating income.」

    In the first quarter of FY2024, ¥2 million in employment adjustment subsidies and other grants was recorded as non-operating income.
  3. FY2023Full-year update on grant incomeAnnual report

    「During the current consolidated fiscal year, cooperation payments for infection prevention and other grants received from the government and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 were recorded as grant income under non-operating income.」

    For FY2023, grant income of ¥134 million, including cooperation payments for infection prevention, was recorded as non-operating income.
  4. FY2023-Q3Third-quarter cumulative update on grant incomeAnnual report

    「Grant income　130」

    Cooperation payments for infection prevention, business suspension and other measures were recorded as grant income under non-operating income, bringing cumulative non-operating income for the third quarter to ¥130 million.
  5. FY2023-Q2Updated cumulative second-quarter grant incomeAnnual report

    「Grant income　123」

    Cooperation payments for infection prevention, business suspension and other measures were recorded as non-operating income, bringing grant income for the cumulative second quarter to ¥123 million.
  6. FY2022Full-year update on grant incomeAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidies and other grants received from the government and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 are recorded as grant income under non-operating income and extraordinary income.」

    For the full year, grant income was recorded as ¥125 million in non-operating income and ¥284 million in extraordinary income.
  7. FY2022-Q3Updated cumulative subsidy incomeAnnual report

    「Grant income　103」

    Grant income, including employment adjustment subsidies, amounted to ¥103 million as non-operating income and ¥131 million as extraordinary income. These figures were updated from ¥90 million and ¥111 million, respectively, as of the cumulative second quarter.
  8. FY2022-Q2Updated cumulative subsidy incomeAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidies and other amounts received from the national and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 were recorded as subsidy income under extraordinary income.」

    On a cumulative second-quarter basis, ¥90 million in subsidy income was recorded under non-operating income and ¥111 million under extraordinary income.
  9. FY2022-Q1Updated to the amount recorded in the first quarterAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidies and other amounts received from the national and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 were recorded as subsidy income under non-operating income.」

    In the first quarter, ¥76 million in employment adjustment subsidies and other amounts was recorded as subsidy income under non-operating income.
  10. FY2021Updated cumulative subsidy income for the full yearAnnual report

    「Extraordinary income increased by ¥2,474 million from the previous consolidated fiscal year to ¥2,614 million. Extraordinary income mainly comprised gains on sales of investment securities at 株式会社松屋, while extraordinary losses mainly comprised losses from temporary closures at 株式会社松屋.」

    Subsidy income for FY2021 totaled ¥647 million, up from ¥582 million on a cumulative third-quarter basis.
  11. FY2021-Q3Updated cumulative subsidy incomeAnnual report

    「Subsidy income 582」

    Subsidy income, including employment adjustment subsidies, was updated from ¥402 million as of the second-quarter report to ¥582 million on a cumulative third-quarter basis.
  12. FY2021-Q2First statedAnnual report

    「Employment adjustment subsidies and other amounts received from the national and local governments under special measures related to COVID-19 were recorded as subsidy income under extraordinary income.」

    Employment adjustment subsidies and other subsidies from the national and local governments related to COVID-19 were recorded under extraordinary income, with subsidy income totaling ¥402 million.
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