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Too early for S'pore to shrug off Indonesia tax amnesty

Wed, Mar 29, 2017 - 5:50 AM

THE Indonesian government's tax amnesty programme, which is due to expire by the end of March 2017, has had limited effect so far for Singapore, but events over the horizon could change this

When President Joko Widodo first announced that Indonesia would implement a tax amnesty, turning

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