- Misbakhun, Chairman of Commission XI, proposes reducing VAT from 11 percent to 10 percent to ease people’s burden.
- The proposal aligns with President Prabowo’s commitment to alleviate hardships for Indonesians.
- Misbakhun emphasizes the need for policies to reduce tax burdens on ordinary people.
- Maintaining household consumption is crucial for strong purchasing power.
- Parliament supports policies that sustain consumption strength.
- Misbakhun suggests taxing some agricultural products at 8 percent to support industrialization.
- He believes a lower VAT rate will boost household consumption and productivity.
- Tax rate changes have led to protests, such as in Pati Regency against a proposed tax hike.
Source: jakartaglobe.id
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