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Jakarta. President Joko Widodo's administration has been trying for almost six months now to get lawmakers to pass a tax amnesty bill into law.

The bill has already overcome a bout of political hand-wringing early this year that almost cost the country its powerful anti-corruption agency. And just recently, it found an unexpected driving momentum from the so-called Panama Papers, an international data leak that has linked some of Indonesia's rich and powerful with tax-dodging.

The government pinned its hope on the tax amnesty to repatriate trillions of rupiah now stashed abroad and, in the process, score additional tax revenue to keep the state budget deficit from widening.

But though the finish line now seems to appear within the government's grasp, a consensus on the tax amnesty bill from the different political factions in the parliament remains evasive. The House of Representatives went into their three-week recess on April 29, without reaching an agreement on the bill.

Still, House leaders and the government remain optimistic they can resolve their differences once the lawmakers start discussing the bill again on May 17.

In the meantime, here are the things we know about the current tax amnesty bill.

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Jakarta. President Joko Widodo's Administration has been trying for almost Six months now to Get lawmakers to Pass a Tax Amnesty Bill Into Law. The Bill has already overcome a bout of Political Hand-wringing Early this year that almost cost the Country ITS powerful Anti-corruption Agency. . And just recently, Found an Unexpected Driving momentum from the so-Called Panama Papers, an International Data leak that has linked Some of Indonesia's rich and powerful with Tax-dodging. The Government Pinned ITS Hope on the Tax Amnesty to Repatriate trillions of rupiah. now stashed Abroad and, in the Process, Score additional Tax Revenue to Keep the State Budget DEFICIT from widening. But though the Finish line now seems to appear Within the Government's grasp, a consensus on the Tax Amnesty Bill from the different Political Factions in the. parliament remains evasive. The House of Representatives went Into Three-Week Recess their on April 29, Without reaching an Agreement on the Bill. Still, House leaders and the Government remain optimistic Can they resolve their differences once the lawmakers Start Again Discussing the Bill on May 17. In. the meantime, here are the things we know about the current tax amnesty bill.