Indonesia’s new social contract


epa05443230 Indonesias new Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati poses to journalists shortly after Indonesias new cabinet ministers swearing ceremony at State Palace in Jakarta, Indonesia, 27 July 2016. It was the second cabinet reshuffle of PM Widodo. EPA/BAGUS INDAHONO

Finance Minister Indrawati sees tax amnesty programme as part of democratic reforms

HONG KONG: Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati (pic) sees her tax amnesty as more than just boosting budget cash - it is part of “a new social contract” between government and people that represents a maturing of the still young democracy.

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