Leony Vitria Questions Tax Benefits, Strongly Criticizes: Only the Officials are Getting Richer!

Kapanlagi.com - Leony Vitria's complaint about the inheritance tax for her house has turned into a sharp social criticism. Not only does she question the amount, but this former child singer also bluntly questions the real benefits that the community feels from the taxes they pay.

According to Leony, her frustration peaked because she feels there is no proportional return between the obligation to pay taxes and the facilities received as citizens.

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1. Layered Tax Critique

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"In the end, what do we, as citizens, get in return for all these layered taxes?" he said when met in the Senayan area, Central Jakarta, on Friday (12/10/2025).

2. Mocking Officials' Lifestyles

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With a satirical tone, this member of the Trio Kwek-Kwek seems to mock the lifestyle of officials, who according to him are increasingly prosperous, in stark contrast to the general condition of society.

3. Pointing Out Not Feeling Tax Benefits

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"We only see the officials getting richer, right? We don’t feel any benefits, like medical treatment isn’t free, there’s no free education, we have to manage our own pensions," Leony pointed out.

4. Not Anti-Tax

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Despite harsh criticism, Leony emphasized that she is not someone who is anti-tax. She is fully aware that taxes are an obligation and an important pillar for the functioning of a country.

5. Remain Compliant with Taxes

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"I believe that all citizens definitely want to comply with paying taxes. After all, I also disagree if we live without paying taxes, it just can't be done, as a citizen you must pay taxes," she asserted.

6. Demand Tax Transparency

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However, what he demands is transparency and benefits that can be felt directly by the community. He feels that citizens have the right to know what their tax money is used for.

"Just please, we need to know what our tax money is for," he concluded.

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