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The Jakarta Post
As the government seeks to ramp up its tax collection efforts this year, half of all Indonesians doubt the government manages their taxes transparently, a recent survey shows. The survey by Tempo Media Group and the Center for Indonesia Taxation Analysis (CITA) revealed that only 50 percent of Indonesians believed the country’s taxation system was transparent and that the funds were used for the country’s development. The survey of 1,142 people, including 942 individual taxpayers and 213 institutional taxpayers, also found that 90 percent of Indonesians considered paying taxes to be a “moral obligation” and a way to “help the government”. “The government needs to address the low level of public trust by ensuring the taxation system is transparent, as people want to know how their money is spent,” said Center for Indonesia Taxation ...
