Revealed! This Is The Identity Of Two Civil Servants Of The Directorate General Of Taxes Suspected Of Receiving Bribes

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JAKARTA - The bribery case allegedly involving two unscrupulous state civil servants (ASN) within the Directorate General of Taxes (Directorate General of Taxes) of the Ministry of Finance is starting to find a bright spot. Based on information compiled by the editorial staff, the two state servants are named Angin Prayitno Aji (APA) and Dadan Ramdani (DR).

Angin, is known to have held the last position as Director of Extensification and Assessment at the Directorate General of Taxes. Previously, he was the Head of the Regional Office of the Directorate General of Taxes West Java II, as well as the Director of Tax Audit and Collection within the Ministry of Finance.

Meanwhile, Dadan Ramdani was Angin's direct subordinate when he was at the Directorate General of Tax Inspection and Collection. Dadan was also noted to have served at the North Jakarta Madya Tax Service Office (KPP) with the position of Head of the KKP.

Dadan in 2018 was also the Head of the Sub-Directorate for Cooperation and Audit Support at the ministry led by Sri Mulyani. It is suspected that the case of the alleged bribery that dragged the two of them had occurred during this period. That is, this is an old case that has accumulated over the years.

The certainty of the names of two Directorate General of Taxes employees who are strongly suspected of accepting bribes was confirmed by an internal source in the government whose names do not wish to be identified.

"Yes, confirm," he said as quoted by Bisnis.com.

Furthermore, this case itself is said to involve tens of billions of funds. This figure is obtained considering that the perpetrators of the bribery are believed to come from taxpayers (WP) of corporate segmentation involving big money.

Meanwhile, the mode used is to provide certain rewards and promises to tax officers so that the corporation will pay its obligations at a low value.

As previously reported, the Minister of Finance has held a press conference regarding the alleged bribery at the institution he leads. In his statement, the former IMF boss even called the perpetrator a traitor.

"For employees of the Directorate General of Taxes who are suspected of being involved in the practice of bribery, their duties have been released from office," he said in a virtual press conference, Wednesday, March 3.