Apple has announced that it will soon increase App Store prices in a few countries including India, Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa. The new prices will reflect in the coming weeks for the in-app purchases on the App Store . In a post, Apple explained that taxes and changes in foreign exchange rates have prompted the hike. The prices also reflect a new equalization levy of 2 percent in India, the company added. This will be in addition to the existing goods and services tax of 18 percent. For Indonesia, the price also reflects the new value-added tax of 10 percent for developers based outside of Indonesia. You can see the list of new prices by clicking here . Once the revised pricings go into effect, you can check the new price list in the Pricing and Availability section of My Apps . The blogpost further reveals, "Your proceeds will be adjusted accordingly and calculated based on the tax-exclusive price. You can change the price of your apps a...