為了進一步減輕民眾負擔，政府還將向符合條件的低收入家庭發放總額約六千億日圓的現金補貼。這項補貼措施等同於讓這些弱勢家庭在食品消費上享受零稅率的待遇。（關鍵數字：600）
在資金來源方面，高市早苗強調政府不會依賴發行赤字公債，而是透過審查特別帳戶和政府基金來尋求額外的非稅收收入。此舉是為了安撫金融市場對日本高額債務及財政擴張政策的擔憂。
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi formally announced a plan to temporarily reduce the sales tax on food and non-alcoholic beverages to one percent starting next April for a period of two years. This measure aims to alleviate the mounting pressure of living costs on the public while attempting to rescue her recently declining approval ratings caused by her focus on other legislative issues.
To further ease the financial burden on citizens, the government will also distribute approximately 600 billion yen in cash handouts to eligible low-income households. This supplementary measure effectively grants these vulnerable families a zero-tax rate on their food purchases.
Regarding funding sources, Takaichi emphasized that the government will not rely on issuing deficit-financing bonds, but will instead seek additional non-tax revenues by reviewing special accounts and government funds. This approach is intended to reassure financial markets that are concerned about Japan's massive debt and fiscal expansionist policies.