Darmin Nasution:
Many rich people don't pay enough taxes

DARMIN Nasution will give up his job as Tax Director-General on July 27, following his appointment as Senior Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia by the House of Representatives (DPR). Darmin, who received his doctor's degree from Sorbonne University in France, will leave behind a pile of unfinished work, among them the transformation to an automatic method and system that is expected to greatly improve taxation in the future. "Such a system must take

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