- Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati confirmed that the Value-Added-Tax (VAT) rate will increase to 12% from 01 January 2025
- The decision to accelerate the tax increase was made due to the state budget conditions and the need to increase state revenue for post-pandemic economic recovery
- Initially, the plan was to gradually increase the VAT rate to 11% in April, with a further 1% increase later in 2025
- VAT in Indonesia applies to services and transferring taxable goods, with businesses required to register once they reach a certain annual revenue limit
Source: balidiscovery.com
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