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Executives at Indonesia’s commodity futures trading regulator, also known as Bappebti, specifically called for a reassessment of the government’s 0.11% value-added tax on every cryptocurrency trade, as well as the 0.1% income tax. Tirta Karma Senjaya, director of Bappebti Market Development Agency, explained that the reason behind this is that cryptocurrencies are expected to become an integral part of Indonesia’s overall economy in the near future. The report further states that in January 2...