Abstract
Tax is one of the sources of state revenue used to carry out development for all the people of Indonesia. One of the implementations of the tax policy is swallowing cultivation. Swallow nest business is indeed a business that can bring in a decent income. Qualitative methods used in the form of library research, data collection obtained through journals, books, magazines, documents, and the web that are relevant to an investigation — data analysis techniques based on library data on the implementation of taxes on swallow cultivation in Indonesia. Assessment is carried out by looking at the implementation of the tax collection (results, costs, ease of application) with standard taxation criteria. These criteria are related to the adequacy, equity, and convenience.
Highlights
Public Policy is a decision that is intended to overcome problems that arise in a particular activity carried out by government agencies in the framework of administering the government
Tax is one of the sources of state revenue used to carry out development for all the people of Indonesia
Fees are collected from Indonesian citizens and become one of the obligations that can be forced to receive
Summary
Public Policy is a decision that is intended to overcome problems that arise in a particular activity carried out by government agencies in the framework of administering the government. The tax collected by the regional government is a condition where every country in the world imposes taxpayers on its people, including in Indonesia. That if all local governments want to levy taxes on swallow cultivation, automatically for regions in Indonesia that have not yet become the swallow's pathway, it can harm the swallow farmers themselves. What makes this research interesting because it will discuss the extent to which the implementation of swallow cultivation tax was carried out by regional governments in Indonesia?. Data collection techniques through the identification of books, journals, websites, or other information related to research, and analyze these data so that researchers can conclude the problem studied.
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