- Indonesian government to raise VAT to 12% in January next year
- Decision made to ensure national budget revenue
- Critics argue that the tax increase will hurt consumers and reduce purchasing power
- Indonesia aims to collect over 2.49 quadrillion IDR for fiscal year 2025
- Lawmaker calls for review of VAT collection policy to prevent harm to economy
- Indonesia’s economic growth has remained steady at around 5% since COVID-19 pandemic
Source: en.vietnamplus.vn
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