Indonesia To Introduce Tax On E-Cigarettes
by Mary Swire, Tax-News.com, Hong Kong
12 January 2018
The Indonesian Government plans to introduce a 57 percent excise tax on e-cigarettes from July 1, 2018, according to local news reports.
Heru Pambudi, the head of Customs, was reported as saying the Government has considered the product's health impact and potential behavioral changes by taxpayers if the product is subject to tax.
The levy was proposed by Pambudi in November 2017, and further details are expected in the coming weeks.
To see today's news, click here.
Tax-News Reviews
A review and forecast of Cyprus's international business, legal and investment climate.
A review and forecast of Malta's international business, legal and investment climate.
A review and forecast of Jersey's international business, legal and investment climate.
A review of the latest budget news and government financial statements from around the world.
Stay Updated
Please enter your email address to join the Tax-News.com mailing list. View previous newsletters.
By subscribing to our newsletter service, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
To manage your mailing list preferences, please click here »
Network Blogs and Features
- Credit card processing for startup companies »
- Tax Cogs Lock Into Place »
- Anti-Avoidance Measures Are Unavoidable... »
- BEPS And Digital Taxes Grab The Spotlight... »
- Four key industries in the Hong Kong economy »
- Taxpayers Get A Pandemic Pass »
- Governments Get Back to Tax Brass Tacks »
- Tax Tinkering Takes Precedence »
- Seven Benefits of using Mail Forwarding for small business »
- A Direct Look At Indirect Taxes »