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Opinion 7 years ago

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Blockchain for tax collection, food supply

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank recently launched the Bali Fintech Agenda as part of their Annual Meetings in Nusa Dua, Bali.

Editorial 7 years ago

Indonesia's low tax-to-GDP ratio

Indonesia’s tax-to-GDP ratio is less than 11 percent — way below the 15 percent threshold needed to stimulate growth.

Business 7 years ago

Tax revenue collection reaches Rp 900.82t up to September

The Finance Ministry’s director general of taxation Robert Pakpahan has said his office booked Rp 900.82 trillion (US$59.41 billion) up to September, or 63.26 percent of the total target of Rp 1.42 quadrillion as set in the 2018 state budget.

Editorial 7 years ago

Chasing tax evaders worldwide

McKinsey reportedly estimated the real amount of assets rich Indonesians park overseas at $250 billion.

City 7 years ago

North Jakarta targets Rp 300 billion from taxpayers

The North Jakarta administration has set a target to collect Rp 300 billion (US$20,500) from 177 potential taxpayers.

Editorial 7 years ago

Intensifying tax audits

Less than 66 percent of the estimated 16.5 million registered personal (individual) taxpayers had filed their 2017 tax returns by the March 31 deadline.

Business 7 years ago

Govt to maintain investment climate, tax reform in setting 2019 tax target

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has said the government will consider several scenarios in determining its 2019 tax revenue target while adhering to its commitment to maintaining a conducive investment climate and pushing for tax reform.

Editorial 7 years ago

EDITORIAL: Tax compliance still poor

Only 65.40 percent of the 16.3 million registered individual taxpayers filed their 2017 income tax returns by the March 31 deadline.

Editorial 7 years ago

EDITORIAL: Addressing income inequality

This inequality issue could be overly exploited by narrow-minded politicians to mislead the public about the real problems, even at the risk of stirring social conflict.