JAKARTA (REUTERS) - Indonesia has reached a settlement with Alphabet's Google for 2016 in their dispute over taxes, the country's finance minister said on Tuesday (June 13).

"We already have an agreement with them based on 2016. But we can't disclose the figure, that is a secret," Indonesia Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati told reporters.

A senior tax official said in September that Indonesia planned to pursue Google for five years of back taxes and the company could face a bill of more than US$400 million (S$553.2 million) for 2015 alone if it were found to have avoided payments.