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Academia 3 years ago
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Second tax amnesty suffers from moral hazard
Giving pardon again to tax evaders, who may include corrupt officials, illegal miners and loggers and drug syndicates, would appear as a blank check for money launderers, and such a policy could prompt the Paris-based OECD Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering (FATF) to blacklist Indonesia as a noncooperative jurisdiction.
Society 4 years ago
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High Saudi death toll overshadows Indonesia's plans to allow ‘umrah’
The government has sent mixed signals over its travel advisory to Saudi Arabia, with citizens still leaving for their religious pilgrimage despite concerns over rising COVID-19 cases and casualties in the kingdom.
Economy 4 years ago
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Indonesia loses out as citizens spend billions on healthcare abroad
Indonesian patients continue to have a high appetite for treatment abroad as the government struggles to provide quality medical services, costing the country billions of dollars that could be spent domestically to boost the local healthcare industry.
Academia 4 years ago
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LPDP overseas scholarship needs rethinking
The government's Education Endowment Fund (LPDP) sends thousands of the country’s best and brightest students each year to leading universities abroad, but is the national scholarship program benefiting our younger generation optimally, both globally and locally?
