Indonesia Mulling ‘Windfall Tax’ on Commodities, Minister Says

March 16, 2026, 10:50 AM UTC

Govt is mulling “windfall tax” on commodities, but a decision hasn’t been made, says Coordinating Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto in Jakarta.

  • Don’t know yet whether it will be in the form of new tariffs or tariff increases, he says
    • “Windfall tax” won’t be decided based on short-term price spikes, but instead on whether or not there’s an upward trend in commodity prices
  • Govt to focus on spending cuts to maintain a budget deficit limit of 3% of GDP
    • “As long as the war has not reached the 5-month scenario, we are still using the budget efficiency scenario with a maximum ...







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