Indonesia scaled back its planned increase in the value-added tax rate just hours before it was set to take effect on January 1 amid escalating public outcry.
The VAT rate will be increased to 12% only for goods and services that are already subject to existing luxury tax, such as private jets, yachts and pricier houses, President
All other goods and services will be subject to the current rate of 11%, Prabowo said. The VAT exemption or 0% VAT granted for basic ...
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