Chief economic minister Darmin Nasution, accompanied by Pramono Agung (L) and Rudiantara announces government policy on Internet-based business.
Jakarta, MINA – Thailand has expressed its wish to learn from Indonesia on how to handle (taxation pay) by over-the-top (OTT) internet base service companies, Antara News reported, citing Rudiantara, Indonesian Communication and Informatics Minister.
The move was triggered after Indonesia`s success in taxation pay by Google company, the minister stated here on Wednesday.
“Google has paid (the tax). It is an improvement, which has led other parties want to learn from Indonesia on how Google can settle its taxation obligation. I will make an appointment with Thai minster, under a promise that the (Thai) minister will send the country`s personnel to Indonesia to learn how handle the OTT, so that Google can then pay the tax. I welcome them (Thai personnel) to deal with the joint effort,” Rudiantara stated.
It was reported that the Directorate General of Taxation of Ministry of Finance had ensured that the US-based information technology company, Google, had settled tax arrears for fiscal year 2015. (T/RS5/RS1)
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