“If they don’t join the tax amnesty program, then we’ll send the e-mail,” said the director general of taxes at Indonesia’s Finance Ministry, Ken Dwijugiasteadi, who is looking to put a further squeeze on amnesty non-participants to achieve the Rp165 trillion (US$12.3 billion) tax amnesty programme target. “We have their data,” Dwijugiasteadi added, highlighting a significant 70% drop in the second stage…

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