- CORE Indonesia researcher Yusuf Rendy Manilet emphasizes the importance of implementing VAT rate increase at the right momentum
- The increase in VAT rate from 11% to 12% is set to take effect on January 1, 2025
- Adjusting VAT rates to other government policies can prevent negative consequences for the economy
- Indonesia’s VAT rates are still below the world average, with potential to increase state revenue by Rp52 trillion
- The current single tariff scheme for VAT is considered unfair and does not consider differences in purchasing power
- China implements a multi-rate scheme for VAT based on the importance of goods
- Implementing a multi-tariff system for VAT can ensure fairness and progressivity in taxation.
Source: voi.id
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