Originally Posted By: naga "The problem is, he said, they are not accustomd to filling out Tax SPT. “Perhaps many ministers don't know how to fill out Tax SPT,”..." which begs the question, if the nation's brightest and best cannot fill in the forms, what chance is there for us mere mortals??

"The problem is, he said, they are not accustomd to filling out Tax SPT. “Perhaps many ministers don't know how to fill out Tax SPT,”..." this may be the problem...useless,lazy c****s

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Bank Indonesia (BI) considered the growth recorded at 5.97 percent in the first quarter this year quite good and reasonable. "The 5.97 percent growth was quite good. To BI that has set the target at six percent the growth is quite good and reasonable," deputy governor of the central bank, Aslim Tadjuddin, said here on Tuesday. He said however that the economy should grow more than that (5.97 percent) in order to create employment and reduce poverty.

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The government will issue a regulation requiring agricultural commodities to meet a national standard (SNI) for agricultural commodities to prevent entry of low-quality imported products into the country, an Agriculture Ministry official said here on Tuesday.

Banda Aceh (ANTARA News) - Swedish businesspeople grouped in the Swedish Trade Council have expressed interest in investment in Aceh province, Aceh-Nias Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Board (BRR) spokesman Mirza Kemala said here on Tuesday. He said the Swedish businessmen expressed their interest to BRR chief Kuntoro Mangkusubroto during a visit to Sweden over the weekend.

An economic census that kicked off nationwide Tuesday was not well received by residents in Medan, North Sumatra, with many shutting their doors and refusing to answer questions. The monthlong census, which aims to compile detailed data of the country's business sector, is a follow-up to last year's census conducted by the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS). It is expected to wrap up June 15.

May 15, 2007 Mr. Stephen Schwartz, Senior Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Indonesia, made the following statement today in Jakarta: "An IMF mission led by Mr.

 Originally Posted By: Dilli Only several! my thoughts exactly on reading this article. most indonesian officials would think themselves far too important and influentual to have tax numbers and/or pay tax.