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No Buy Challenge 2025
In response to the increasing percentage of VAT to 12%, the No Buy Challenge 2025 act has become a trending on social media. Since the
January 15, 2025
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In response to the increasing percentage of VAT to 12%, the No Buy Challenge 2025 act has become a trending on social media. Since the
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In recent times, consumer boycotts have emerged as a powerful expression of values and collective action. However, not all participants remain steadfast in their resolve.
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As Indonesia gears up for a significant tax adjustment, with the Value Added Tax (VAT) set to rise to 12% in 2025, many Indonesian consumers
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