A recent memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Jakarta city administration and the tax directorate general covers the issue of data swaps and ways to increase tax revenues. The two authorities have reached an agreement on the exchange of electronic data concerning taxpayers. Jakarta city will permit the tax administration to have access to the data on ownership of motor vehicles and issued permits, while the tax administration will allow the Jakarta city administration to gain access to data held on taxpayers.
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