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The government’s 2019 fiscal position stands in stark contrast with that of the preceding year...
Another year, another attempt, another failure in collecting tax. Despite numerous tweaks and improv...
Limited fiscal space is a major challenge for the government in meeting its development agenda.
As of the end of October, Indonesia’s tax revenue stood at Rp 1.17 quadrillion, a 1.12 percent...
The current weakness of Indonesia’s economy is weighing on state finances, as the manufacturin...
The survey by Tempo Media Group and the Center for Indonesia Taxation Analysis (CITA) revealed that ...
Income tax for workers, or PPh 21, as well as corporate income tax are starting to show early signs ...
Public spending, which accounted for around 8 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), only grew 0.9...
While tax revenues from the trade sector only grew 2.5 percent, tax refunds to it grew 41.3 percent ...
The government projected its budget deficit to reach Rp 310.8 trillion (US$22.28 billion) this year,...