Alphabet Inc's Google Asia Pacific headquarters has agreed on future tax payments with the Indonesian government, the country's communications minister said on Wednesday.

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati had said on Tuesday that Indonesia had reached a tax deal with Google for 2016, following a months-long dispute over allegations that the search giant had not made enough annual payments.

Google's tax dispute with Indonesia has been seen as a bellwether of how the government of Southeast Asia's biggest economy may pursue other technology companies such as Facebook and Twitter for taxes.

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