With the upcoming presidential election in Indonesia, one of the key promises being made by the contenders is tax reform. Both candidates are emphasizing the need to revamp the tax system in order to boost revenue for the country.
Indonesia, as the world's fourth most populous country and Southeast Asia's largest economy, has tremendous potential for economic growth. However, its tax collection system has been a subject of concern for years due to its inefficiency and low revenue collection. The candidates recognize the importance of addressing this issue and are proposing various measures to reform the tax system.