Final report of the peer-to-peer development and support of science journalism in the developing world : the SJCOOP project, 1st April 2006 to 31st March 2009

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2009

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This powerpoint presentation outlines factors in the tobacco tax system in Indonesia, along with opportunities for increased tobacco tax on consumption. Recommendations include simplifying the tobacco excise tax system, eliminating the production tiers, applying a uniform specific tax, implementing tax increases across all products, and automatically adjusting the specific tax for inflation. As well, to reverse the trend of increasing cigarette affordability and to address the large burden of tobacco-related illnesses, the government should apply the maximum legally allowable excise tax rate for all tobacco products (57%). In English and Indonesian.

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MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA, JOURNALISM, MEDIA, SCIENCE, ASSOCIATIONS, COMMUNICATION INDUSTRY, SCIENCE EDUCATION

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