Indonesian tax officials will start collecting tax from “hidden wealth” that was not declared under the country’s tax amnesty programme, according to Hestu Yoga Saksama, spokesman for the directorate general of taxation. “For nine months, we intensively called on taxpayers to utilise the tax pardon. It is time now to enforce the law, particularly for those who did not take…

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