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Indonesia: Government launches tax exemption app for imported oil and gas equipment

Six governmental bodies launched in Jakarta on Monday an application for oil and gas companies to apply for duty exemptions on imported exploration equipment. The Finance Ministry said in a statement that the purpose of the app was to streamline and simplify the application process for the Finance Ministry Exemption Letter (SKEP). “Most importantly, the [approval] waiting time is […]

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Indonesia poised to boost social spending in 2020: Report

PUBLIC spending is unlikely to reverse an economic downturn in Indonesia, although it ought to cushion the blow, according to a new report by Citi economist Helmi Arman. While economic weakness is expected to persist into 2020, political leaders will probably cut spending only selectively, “and may even push to boost spending”, he wrote, although […]

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Indonesia nickel curbs may push foreign firms away

ORLD nickel prices climbed, while inventory took a tumble, in the weeks since Indonesia’s surprise ramp-up of export curbs in late August. With ore producer Indonesia supplying nearly one-quarter of global nickel, the price of the key industrial metal jumped by 18 per cent between end-August and Sept 2 before “moderating somewhat thereafter”, DBS economist […]

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Indonesia Dominates ASEAN Ride-Hailing Sector

A report entitled “Swipe up and to the right: Southeast Asia’s $100billion internet economy”, compiled by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company, cites Indonesia as the ‘king’ in the ride-hailing sector, or application-based transportation services, with the industry reaching US$6billion in 2019. This growth is a 6-fold increase in the market since 2015. “The ride-hailing […]

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