10 April 2016
2015, The Circulation of Illicit Money in Indonesia Reached Rp 227.7 Trillion
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - Coordinator of Publish What You Pay Indonesia, Maryati Abdullah, revealed that at least the circulation of illegal money or Illicit Financial Flows (IFF)…
10 April 2016
Encouraging More Open Global Tax Cooperation
Liputan6.com, Jakarta - The existence of a tax haven country is considered to be very detrimental because it indirectly dredges the wealth of developing countries, including…
10 April 2016
10 Countries with ‘Dark’ Cash Flow, Indonesia in Which Order?
Liputan6.com, Jakarta - Indonesia is listed in the top 10 countries that have illicit financial flows (IFF) with a value of more than Rp 2,400 trillion in the past 10 years.…
10 April 2016
Tax Evaders Will Not Work on Tax Amnesty
INILAHCOM, Jakarta - The Draft Law on Tax Amnesty is soon to be discussed in the DPR. Unfortunately, the list of tax evaders is getting longer. Maryati Abdullah, Director of…
10 April 2016
Tax Amnesty Injures Small and Medium Taxpayers
JAKARTA - The Fair Tax Forum asks the government to cancel the tax amnesty plan for super-rich taxpayers. This is because it will be counterproductive to efforts to optimize tax…
10 April 2016
PWYP: The 7th Most Unlawful Money in Indonesia in the World
PWYP Indonesia recorded the alleged total illicit money flow in Indonesia in 2014 amounting to Rp227.75 trillion or 11.7 percent equivalent of the 2014 APBNP. (CNN Indonesia /…
10 April 2016
#PanamaPapers, Illicit Financial Flow, and Tax Compliance in Indonesia
This presentation was delivered by Maryati Abdullah, National Coordinator PWYP Indonesia in Press Conference Tax Justice Forum (10/4). #PanamaPapers, Aliran Uang Haram, dan…
7 April 2016
Press Release: Indonesia Mafia Emergency Taxation: The Government Must Rush Eradicate
Fair Tax Forum Press Release Jakarta, April 6, 2016. Tax Emergency Mafia Indonesia: The Government Must Rush Eradicate! The Panama Papers reveal the dark practices of thousands of…
7 April 2016
Revenue Management on Extractive Resource Governance, The Best Deal for People Welfare
This material was presented by Maryati Abdullah, National Coordinator of PWYP Indonesia, in Workshop "Transparency as Passion". This agenda was organized by EITI and Extractive…
5 April 2016
Information Disclosure and CSR Transparency in Extractive Industry
This material presented by Maryati Abdullah, National Coordinator of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia in Sembilan Belas November Kolaka's Seminar last April 4.…


