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View all search resultsTaxes play a vital role in the Indonesian national budget (APBN), contributing significantly to state revenues and supporting the development and welfare of the Indonesian population. In 2024, it is projected that tax revenue will reach approximately Rp 2309.9 trillion, representing an increase from the 2023 APBN target of Rp 2021.2 trillion.
Another year, another attempt, another failure in collecting tax. Despite numerous tweaks and improvements over the last two decades, Indonesia’s tax administration has failed to generate a sustainable and meaningful increase in tax revenue over and above the pre-2000 levels.
The low level of public trust in the transparency and accountability of the government’s taxation system, as revealed by Tempo Media Group and CITA tax consulting company through a recent survey, only confirms the vital importance of good governance in enhancing voluntary tax compliance (VTC) or tax culture.
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