FILM TAX
Learning from Thailand

WHEN the commotion arose over the issue of raising film import tax in Indonesia, several film industry figures tried to compare the situation with that of Thailand. Head of the National Film Development Agency (BP2N) Deddy Mizwar, for example, compared the issue of the film taxation review with Thailand’s experience.

According to Deddy, Thailand imposed a tax of 30 baht or US$1 per meter of imported film. If one copy of a film is around 3,000

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