SQUALI IN TABANAN-BALI

Salve riporto una notizia di agosto,ma gli attacchi sono continuati anche dopo solo che la stampa non li ha pubblicati per non compromettere la stagione turistica.......libertà di stampa,mah!!!!

http://bali.coconuts.co/2016/04/26/shark-attack-reported-balian-american-surfer-intensive-care

http://jakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/news/bali-shark-attack-victim-transferred-singapore/

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IL GOVERNO INDONESIANO STA RIVEDENDO 5 LEGGI FISCALI

Jakarta | Wed, October 5 2016 | 09:57 pm

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo and Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati greet the tax officers serving tax amnesty applicants at the office of the Directorate General of Taxation on Sept. 30.(JP/Anton Herman

The government plans to revise five tax laws, the bills for which would be soon submitted to the House of Representatives, an official has said.
The five are the General Taxation System (KUP) Law, the Income Tax (PPh) Law, the Value Added Tax (PPN) Law, the Stamp Duty Law and the Land and Building Tax Law, said the Directorate General of Taxation’s international tax director, John Hutagaol.
The tax reform will support the plan to increase Indonesia's tax ratio (income tax compared to gross domestic product) to 16 percent from the current 11 percent, he added.
"The bills are already finished. We need to find the right time to discuss them with the House," he said in Jakarta on Tuesday, adding that the revision of the laws, especially the one on income tax, has been anticipated by many taxpayers.
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati promised to calculate a new formula for taxes, as well as reform the tax office administration itself.
"We will discuss the new formula. Hopefully it can be balanced with what people want and government's need to fund development programs," she said. (bbn)

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certainly a reform was made to increase the government's coffers, already full, but to increase them further why the parliamentarians and ministers do not think they cut their salaries?
With this half, certainly, it might favor the poor class and the unemployed, which increase day by day, making continual demonstrations in jakarta.
But now, from the ears can not hear any more, dear friend Jocovi during the election campaign, he promised, to help the very poor people, to favor it in their needs, but nothing has been .

Or mistake? In a couple of years there will be presidential elections, some still believe in politics? We shall see, by the time the Indonesian people will pluck a tax increase.SORRY

BALI raccoglie ancora il suo potenziale dai benefici del surf

Jakarta | Wed, October 5 2016 | 11:29 am

Surfers walk along Kuta Beach, Bali, in May 2010.(Shutterstock.com/hkhtt hj)

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“The surfing business in Bali is promising and has potential, such as surfboard rental services and surfing lessons. It could help increase local incomes as there are taxes to pay; unfortunately the potential has not yet been maximized," Irawan, also known as Piping, a surfer and coach, told kompas.com in Bali on Sunday.
Along the south coast from Jembrana to Karangasem, there are at least 200 locations popular among surfers. These locations are already home to several surfboard rental services and surf schools with rates starting at Rp 50,000 (US$3.85) per hour for rental and Rp 3.5 million for a two-hour training session.
"It's not that we are asking for attention. We just want to share the potential of surfing market management in Bali as no regulations have been made by the administration," said Piping, adding that even after the 2002 Bali bombings, which affected tourism on the island, the surfing business had survived.
"Following the Bali bombings, tourists were told not to travel to Bali. But foreign surfers continued to arrive from Singapore to surf and give their support. It was truly remarkable."
Andrew, a tourist from Australia who frequently visits Bali, shared his excitement about the activity. "I love Bali. I enjoy surfing here; I usually do it in Tulamben [in Karangasem]," he said.
Meanwhile, a surfboard business rental owner at Kuta Beach, Dek Ar, said he rented out up to five surfboards per day. "During holidays, the number is a lot higher," he said.
Medewi, Legian, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Tulamben and Nusa Penida beaches are said to be among the most popular surfing spots for tourists. (fmn/kes)