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Academia 3 years ago
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Jakarta car culture is choking us to death and we’re all fine about it
For the majority of white-collar workers in Jakarta, spending at least four hours per day inside their cars, traveling at a maximum speed of 20 kilometers per hour is still the best way to commute, as it can provide them with shelter from the city’s punishing heat and the polluted air of their own making.
Business 5 years ago
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Govt extends tax cuts for purchase of new cars
The government will charge no luxury tax (PPnBM) on the purchase of new cars with engines below 1,500 cc in size until the end of August as it has extended by three months a waiver introduced earlier this year. Meanwhile, a 50 percent luxury tax cut will apply in the last quarter of the year.
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