Corruption
Bribery to Reduce Taxes Still Occurs
The recent disclosure of a bribery case worth billions of rupiahs allegedly involving a tax official by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) indicates that bribery to reduce tax payments continue.
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The recent disclosure of a bribery case worth billions of rupiahs allegedly involving a tax official by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) indicates that bribery to reduce tax payments continue. However, on the other hand, the disclosure of the bribery case is also a sign that tax reform is on track.
The alleged corruption was uncovered thanks to a cooperation between the Finance Ministry\'s internal auditors and the KPK.
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