Fintechs are racing to meet Indonesia’s VAT deadline on digital wallets

Siqalane Taho

April 29 2022

Indonesian fintechs are scrambling to get their systems ready for the VAT deadline

Indonesian tax professionals have told ITR that some financial technology (fintech) companies are still racing to get their systems and procedures ready to charge VAT on digital wallet services from May 1.

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Siqalane Taho

Reporter ITR

Siqalane reports on all matters involving indirect tax, customs and trade. He also covers transfer pricing developments, the BEPS project, and global corporate tax matters. Siqalane focuses on a range of tax issues in these areas and what multinationals are doing to manage the tax burdens.

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