Jakarta's tax amnesty hampered by limited investment options
Ex-finance minister also says big taxpayers 'prefer to wait and see'
Sydney
INDONESIA'S tax amnesty is being held back by limited investment options for individuals and companies to repatriate their funds into, National Development Planning Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro said. While the government remains upbeat about the plan, which runs until March, Mr Bambang said that some of the largest evaders were yet to participate.
"Clearly, the so-called big taxpayers - which are quite many, many in terms of number, maybe hu…
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