Menkeu Purbaya Ngaku Diprotes Pengusaha Offline karena Toko Online Tak Kena Pajak

Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUN-TIMUR.COM - This video discusses the Indonesian government's plan to begin collecting Value Added Tax (VAT) from online store transactions through marketplace platforms to create fairness in business. This policy emerged after complaints from conventional businesses who felt burdened by tax obligations, while digital merchants were deemed to have not received the maximum tax collection. The Minister of Finance emphasized that this measure is not an additional levy, but rather an effort to standardize tax compliance for all economic actors. Purbaya conveyed this information when asked for an explanation regarding the imposition of tax levies on online merchants through marketplace platforms. "Many offline businesses have complained to me. They pay VAT (value added tax), why don't online merchants pay?" Purbaya said when met at the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) in Jakarta on Monday (June 29, 2026). (TRIBUN-TIMUR.COM) Update the latest information via http://tribun-timur.com/ Follow and like the Facebook fanpage http://bit.ly/FBTribunTimurMks YouTube business inquiries: 081144407111 Follow the Instagram account http://bit.ly/IGTribunTimur Follow the Twitter account http://bit.ly/twitterTribunTimur Source: Kompas.com YouTube: @tribunnews Script: Sakinah Sudin Video Editor: Abdul Rahman #OnlineTax #PPNMarketplace #MinisterofFinance #MinisterofFinance #purbayayudhisadewa #TaxPolicy #ECommerceTax #BusinessJustice #LocalEntrepreneurs #IndonesianMSMEs #DigitalEconomy #OnlineBusiness #OfflineStores #LatestNews #NewRegulations #TaxInfo #TrendingToday #tribuntimur #tribunviral DISCLAIMER: This content uses notebooklm for audio.