On 29 September 2015, the Indonesian government announced a second stimulus package within weeks, which was supposed to boost the slowing economy and the country's weakening currency.
The package included interest tax reliefs for exporters (cf. Related Measures), scrapping the value-added tax on imported transport equipment (cf. Related Measures) and fast-tracking business licensing for large investments in industrial estates (cf. Related Measures).
Similarly to the first reform package, this measure is classified as amber and not implemented, as it is the announcement of a vast number of policy changes to occur in the coming months. The actual changes can be found in the Related Measures section.