JAKARTA, Jan. 1 (Xinhua) — Indonesia on Wednesday started to impose a 12 percent value-added tax (VAT) on luxury goods and services, a 1 percent hike. This has reassured the public, who were previously worried that the increase would also apply to basic necessities.
The goods subject to the 12 percent VAT included private jets, cruise ships, yachts, luxurious houses, and other items classified as luxury goods.
TakeRoot Americana Festival, Groningen...
The ‘Indische’ diaspora A short history on...
A short history of the Indos: On the migration of...
by Peter van Riel We’ve seen both sides of...
Jane Vogel was born on July 18, 1953 in Jakarta....
By: Prima Ayu Bali is not just a tropical...
By: Gerard Mosterd Being one of the first...
By: Gabi Yetter In this article Gabrielle Yetter...
ANAK means « Child » in Indonesian. We are an...
