Indonesians line up to beat deadline for tax amnesty
Friday marks the end of first phase with lowest penalty of 2 per cent
Jakarta
THOUSANDS of Indonesians queued for hours on Friday to get the most attractive terms on offer under a tax amnesty that has recovered strongly after a slow start and which the finance minister calls the most successful a country has had.
The amnesty, which runs until March, aims to provide the government with billions of dollars in revenue to help cover a large fiscal deficit.
Facing government threats of an unprecedented crackdown on tax evaders, nearly 33…
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