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Analyst: 12 Percent VAT on Luxury Goods Has Little Impact on State Revenue

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Three Months in Office, President Prabowo Still Optimistic for Indonesia’s Economic Growth to Reach 8 Percent

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12% VAT and nine new levies that will drain working class wallets by 2025 – ‘This is creating the new poor’

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