Facebook is next on Indonesia's tax list
Jakarta
INDONESIA has its eyes set on Facebook Inc as its next target for a tax crackdown as it nears a settlement with Google Inc.
Facebook, which counts more than 88 million Indonesians among its users, owes about two trillion rupiah (S$211.2 million) to three trillion rupiah in unpaid taxes and penalties, Muhammad Haniv, head of special taxpayers office at the Finance Ministry's Tax Directorate-General, said in Jakarta. The office has sent a letter to the company's office in Ireland, calling for a meeting to discuss the issue, he said.
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