Indonesia Faces Potential Loss of Over $1 Billion in Digital Tax Revenue
Indonesia's potential income tax (PPh) revenue from foreign digital companies is estimated at Rp16.43 trillion annually, but much of it may be going uncollected. Experts point to gaps in tax regulations and enforcement as key issues.
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