Hotman Paris Wants Sri Mulyani To Learn From The Cases Of Indra Kenz And Doni Salman For The Sake Of Taxes

Lawyer Hotman Paris Hutapea (Photo: Doc. Anatara)

JAKARTA - Top lawyer Hotman Paris Hutapea shows his concern for the country. The latest, professional as well as public figure also contributed ideas about the government's strategy in implementing tax collection.

He said state officials could study examples of the problems of Indra Kenz and Doni Salmanan as a valuable case study.

"I'm a lawyer, I want to give input, actually there is a way to get more money from taxes. Look at Indra Kenz and Doni Salmanan, as well as Indosurya how many tens of trillions are there. Well, that's the money playing there or have you paid taxes? There are also dozens of fraudulent investments that have gone to court at the National Police Headquarters," he said during a discussion with the Minister of Finance (Menkeu) Sri Mulyani on Wednesday, March 23.

According to Hotman, the Ministry of Finance through its technical ranks under it needs to focus on this.

"Actually, if the Directorate General of Taxes has a special division to monitor it, all of them are easy targets for tax money," he said.

Specifically for illegal financial activities, the eccentric lawyer revealed that what certain people do by showing off their assets can be immediately reprimanded for fulfilling their tax payment obligations.

"There are so many cases of fraudulent investment, Indra Kenz and Doni Salmanan," he said.

As is being widely reported at this time, law enforcement officers have arrested online gambling suspects under the guise of trading Indra Kenz and Doni Salmanan because they are considered to have harmed the public. Previously, both of them were found to often flaunt their wealth in order to lead people to be tempted to gamble online through the binary options platform.

Recently, the ranks of the Directorate General of Taxes often 'poke' national celebrities if they are found to be flexing (showing off their assets) so they don't forget to pay taxes to the state.