Communist China will reportedly enact a hefty tax on condoms beginning in January to boost its dismal birthrate, largely the result of its draconian “One Child Policy” that spanned from 1979 to 2015.
Starting in January, contraceptive medicines and devices, including condoms, will be topped with a 13 percent value-added tax, the Independent reported. The policy ends a three-decade tax exemption on contraceptives, which were heavily promoted during the communist regime’s era of ruthlessly cracking down on population growth and family expansion.
The Chinese government is also introducing financial incentives to encourage its citizens to start…
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