Yustinus revealed, the income slowdown must be overcome by the government by fiscal relaxation. Fiscal relaxation in question is the provision of fiscal incentives to increase purchasing power. Although it would be sacrificing state revenues, policy relaxation is expected to stimulate the economy to get out of the pressure.
Director of Counseling, Services and Public Relations Directorate General of Taxation, Ministry of Finance, Mekar Satria Utama, said that up to September 10, 2015 revenues reached Rp 605.85 trillion or 46.82 percent. He said that improvement in the second half of budget absorption will automatically increase tax revenues.
The government also believes the increase in revenues derived from securities law enforcement. “Especially delinquent taxpayers,” said Mekar Satria Utama. Against big tax payers, when it meets the provisions, collection action will be active including forced arrest.
Unfortunately, he refused to disclose the data and the nominal tax arrears are being targeted. “Later, when I was taken hostage, initials arrears and arrears nominal certainly be announced.”
