- Indonesia plans to increase VAT to 12% from 11% next year
- Basic goods and staple foods will remain exempt from the VAT increase
- The government will cover the cost of the VAT increase on certain staples like cooking oil, sugar, and wheat flour
- A total of 2.5 billion dollars in incentives will be provided to help boost consumption
- The VAT hike and incentives are part of efforts to manage economic growth and consumption impacts in 2025
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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