- Indonesia will require e-commerce marketplaces to collect VAT on merchants’ online sales starting in July.
- The government says this is not a new tax, but a change in how existing VAT is collected.
- The policy aims to improve tax compliance, transparency, and government oversight of the digital economy.
- It also seeks to create fairer competition between online sellers and traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
- Marketplace operators will act as VAT collectors, reducing reliance on individual merchants’ voluntary compliance.
Source: jakartaglobe.id
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