Indonesia may rethink VAT on digital services

Mattias Cruz Cano

June 16, 2020

Indonesia needs to make its economic landscape more attractive

Indonesia may reconsider its decision to levy VAT on digital goods and services in a bid to increase international competitiveness and attract foreign investment to support economic recovery.

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