JAKARTA: Indonesia’s government is preparing a regulation to enable it to collect a 10% value-added tax on digital products from August, matching a similar levy already imposed on physical goods.
The rule will detail the range of products to be taxed and how the levies will be collected, according to a statement from Indonesia’s tax office.
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