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JAKARTA (July 8): Indonesia's planned international financial centre will attract up to about 500 trillion rupiah (US$27.79 billion or RM112.92 billion) in investment, a senior Finance Ministry official said on Wednesday.

Investments for the project could come in a range of 300 trillion rupiah to 500 trillion rupiah, official Herman Saheruddin told reporters.

"The potential investment could be in the form of setting up new branches of foreign banks or new business entities," he added.

The location of the proposed centre has yet to be decided.

Indonesia is currently deliberating a bill that regulates the financial centre project, including its tax and legal benefits.

According to earlier discussions between lawmakers and economic experts, some of the proposed tax benefits could be full exemption of corporate income tax for businesses and value-added tax exemptions on goods and services inside the centres.

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