JAKARTA — Indonesia's tax office said on Wednesday it has asked e-commerce marketplaces Tokopedia, Shopee, Lazada and Blibli to collect income taxes from sellers based on sales made on their platforms, with the policy to take effect from August.
The tax office said it has appointed Tokopedia, which is controlled by ByteDance's TikTok and also partly owned by Indonesia's biggest tech company GoTo Group, Sea Limited's Shopee, the Alibaba-backed Lazada, and Blibli as platforms that must become tax collectors.