- Apindo raised concerns about the government’s decision to increase VAT to 12 percent in 2025
- The increase in VAT could strain the economy during the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic
- The government has the flexibility to adjust the timing or delay the increase
- The VAT increase could impact businesses and consumer purchasing power
- The government should focus on a broader scale for state revenue
- The 12 percent VAT rate is expected to be formalized in the 2025 State Budget under President-elect Prabowo Subianto
- If VAT becomes 12 percent, it will be the highest in Southeast Asia, burdening consumers who spend most of their income on basic needs.
Source: jakartaglobe.id
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