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Former Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Urges Reduced PPN Rate to 12%

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Title: GNB Urges Government to Reconsider PPN 12% Hike, Citing Marginalized Middle Class

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — The Gerakan Nurani Bangsa (GNB) has called upon the government not to burden the middle and lower-middle classes with a hike in the Value Added Tax (PPN) to 12% starting in 2025. This appeal was made by GNB’s Lukman Hakim Saifuddin to Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani at a meeting held on Friday evening.

In the meeting, Lukman and the GNB criticized the government’s policy, which they believe further squeezes the purchasing power of the middle class, particularly those vulnerable to post-pandemic economic impacts. "The middle class is already heavily burdened. There are mass layoffs, income cuts, and rising costs of living. A plan to increase PPN to 12% will only worsen their condition," Lukman said in a virtual press conference on Saturday.

He argued that such a policy not only reduces consumer spending but also affects the consumption sector, which is a significant driver of the Indonesian economy. Besides the PPN increase, Lukman also highlighted other planned measures such as the hike in BPJS Kesehatan premiums and the Tapera program, which could potentially increase the burden on the public.

Lukman urged Sri Mulyani to reevaluate the fiscal policies implemented and encouraged the government to be more careful in its decision-making, especially those directly related to the purchasing power of the masses. "The government must formulate policies that are fair to the middle and lower-middle classes. This is not only about being fair but also about maintaining long-term economic stability," Lukman stated.

It isknown that the government under President Prabowo has confirmed plans to increase the PPN rate to 12% starting January 1, 2023. This move is part of the implementation of Law No. 7/2021 on the Harmonization of Income Tax Laws, which was enacted during the Jokowi administration.

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Unveiling the Enigma: Jokowi’s First Menkeu and the Mystery Behind the 12% PPN

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline: The Mystery Behind Indonesia‘s PPN Hike: First Jokowi-Era Finance Minister Speaks Out

Article:

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — The first Finance Minister of the Jokowi administration, Bambang Brodjonegoro, has shed light on the mystery and "hidden hands" behind the increase of Indonesia’s Value Added Tax (PPN) to 12 percent. In a revealing interview with CNBC Indonesia’s "Cuap Cuap Cuan" program, Brodjengo said a prominent businessman was involved in lobbying for the PPN hike in stages.

The story begins with a business lobby in 2015, when PPN was still at 10 percent, asking for a reduction in Corporate Income Tax (PPh) to match Singapore’s 17 percent rate, which was then at 25 percent. Brodjonegoro, who was the finance minister at the time, received this proposal.

"Indeed, when I was the minister, I received a suggestion from the business world to reduce PPh to align with Singapore’s rate," Brodjengo said on Friday (27/12), as quoted by detik.com. "The propose rationale was to boost investment in Indonesia."

However, Brodjengo enquired how the government would maintain its tax revenue if PPh was reduced. The unnamed businessman then proposed raising PPN rates incrementally instead. Brodjengo swiftly rejected the idea, stating it was unfair to burden all Indonesian consumers with a higher PPN while only benefiting wealthy corporations with lower PPh.

Several years later, the business lobby persisted, and their efforts culminated in the issuance of the Law on the Harmonization of Tax Regulations (UU HPP) in 2021. Last year, PPh was reduced to 22 percent, and PPN rose to 11 percent, set to increase again to 12 percent by 2025.

Brodjonegoro expresses disbelief that it took six years for the proposal to become law, despite knowing it would lead to higher PPN rates. He argues that Indonesia shouldn’t compete with Singapore on taxation, given their vast differences in geography and population.

"Singapore is just a small island with a small population. Their royal treatment isn’t our concern. We have a vast archipelago and a much larger population," Brodjonegoro added.

Under the current Prabowo administration, PPN will indeed increase to 12 percent on January 1, 2023, due to the aforementioned law passed during Jokowi’s tenure. A petition titled "Government, Immediately Revoke PPN Hike!" has been circulating online, amassing over 193,000 signatures as of Wednesday (25/12).

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President Jokowi Finally Speaks Out on the 12% PPN Increase Effective January 1, 2025

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

President Jokowi Confirms 12% Value Added Tax (PPN) Increase, Effective January 1, 2025

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has finally broken his silence on the upcoming increase in Value Added Tax (PPN), which will rise to 12% starting January 1, 2025.

Jokowi stated that the tax hike has already been officially set by law, a product of bipartisan efforts between the House of Representatives (DPR) and the government. Therefore, the government is obligated to implement it, as it is bound by the law.

"We’re talking about a harmonization of tax regulations, which has already been approved by the DPR. The government is obligated to carry it out," said Jokowi on Friday (27/12), according to a report by detik.com.

The President assured that the PPN increase has been thoroughly considered. "The government has done its calculations and made thorough considerations. I believe we should support the government’s decision. The government’s decisions have been carefully considered, and they align with the dictates of the law," Jokowi explained.

Jokowi also mentioned that the government has analyzed the potential impact of the tax increase on the public. "Of course, the government has already conducted calculations and made considerations to mitigate these impacts," he said.

The Jokowi administration has confirmed that PPN will indeed increase to 12% starting January 1 next year. This decision is a result of the ratification of Law No. 7/2021 on the Harmonization of Tax Regulations (HPP) under the Jokowi administration.

The impending PPN increase has sparked public backlash, with citizens signing a petition titled "Government, Immediately Revoke the PPN Increase!" to urge President Prabowo Subianto to rescind the 12% PPN.

As of Wednesday (25/12), the petition had gathered over 1.93 million signatures.

(agt/agt)

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Indonesians Brace Themselves: 5 Life Challenges Ahead in 2025

by Chief Editor December 28, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline: Indonesia in 2025:angles: Prepare for These New Financial Burdens

As the clock ticks down to the new year, Indonesian citizens are bracing for a heavier financial load, with the government implementing various policies set to impact their wallets. The class that’s feeling the squeeze? The middle class, already struggling with inflation and the rising cost of living.

Key Takeaways:

  1. PPN Increase to 12%: The government has confirmed that the 12% VAT (PPN) will only apply to luxury goods. However, the actual implementation will see a 1% increase across all VAT-registered goods and services, with a few essential commodities remaining exempt.

  2. Opsen Pajak Daerah: This additional tax from local governments will likely increase the cost of vehicles, with a 66% tax calculated based on the vehicle’s value.

  3. Mandatory Motor Vehicle Insurance (TPL): Slated for the second semester of 2025, this new rule aims to protect third parties from motor vehicle accidents.

  4. Cigarette Tax Hike: The HJE (Harga Jual Eceran) for cigarettes will increase in 2025 to curb consumption and protect the tobacco industry.

  5. Potential Fuel Price Hike: The government plans to reduce fuel subsidies in 2025, which could lead to higher prices at the pump.

Parallax Section:

According to M. Faisal, the director of the Center for Reform on Economics (CORE), the middle class is still grappling with the increasing cost of living. "The middle class is under tremendous pressure, and if the government’s policies don’t improve the situation, it could lead to more middle-class pessimism."

Wijayanto Samirin, a senior economist at Paramadina University, agrees. He believes that the decrease in consumer confidence is due to anxieties about job security and the lack of clarity about future income.

Table of Contents:

  • PPN 12%: What You Need to Know
  • Opsen Pajak Daerah: Impact on Vehicle Prices
  • Mandatory Motor Vehicle Insurance (TPL) in 2025
  • Cigarette Tax Hike in 2025
  • Potential Fuel Price Hike


PPN 12%: What You Need to Know

Although the government has stated that the 12% VAT (PPN) will only apply to luxury goods, the reality is that this tax increase will affect all VAT-registered products and services. Only a few essential commodities, such as minyak goreng ‘Kita’, tepung terigu, and gula industri, will remain exempt from this increase, with the government absorbing the additional 1% VAT.


Opsen Pajak Daerah: Impact on Vehicle Prices

Local governments’ additional tax (Opsen) is set to increase the cost of vehicles. The tax, which applies to the vehicle’s assessed value, is calculated at a rate of 66%. Industry players have expressed concerns about this policy, as it may hikem the overall cost of vehicles.


Mandatory Motor Vehicle Insurance (TPL) in 2025

In the second half of 2025, motor vehicle owners can expect a new regulation requiring them to purchase third-party liability (TPL) insurance. This policy aims to protect those harmed by motor vehicle accidents.


Cigarette Tax Hike in 2025

The 2025 HJE (Harga Jual Eceran) for cigarettes is expected to increase, with the government citing its intention to curb consumption and protect the tobacco industry as the primary reasons behind this adjustment.


Potential Fuel Price Hike

In 2025, citizens might face higher fuel prices due to the government’s plans to reduce subsidies for Pertalite and Solar fuels. This move aims to strengthen the country’s fiscal position and optimize fuel consumption.

The road to 2025 is filled with financial challenges, and Indonesian citizens must brace themselves for these upcoming burdens.

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Cash Usage Set to Surge Again

by Chief Editor December 27, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Java-Based QRIS Payments to See 12% Value Added Tax Increase in 2025

The Indonesian government has officially announced a rise in Value Added Tax (VAT) on Java-based Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard (QRIS) payments, effective January 1, 2025. This shift will impact transactions conducted using the country’s popular QR code standard.

Until now, VAT has primarily targeted certain sectors. However, this new policy introduces a 12% VAT on QRIS-based transactions, a change that has sparked conversation and concern among economists.

Professor Dr. Rahmat Setiawan, SE, MM, from the Faculty of Economics and Business at Airlangga University (FEB Unair), believes the increased VAT on QRIS transactions could lead consumers to revert to cash payments. "If QRIS transactions are subject to a 12% VAT, customers may opt for cash again. Why choose QRIS if it ultimately attracts a higher VAT?" he explained.

Prof. Setiawan condemns the government’s decision to impose a 12% VAT on QRIS transactions, stating that it contradicts their efforts to promote non-cash transactions. "The government encourages non-cash transactions to boost economic growth and combat money laundering," he pointed out, referring to the government’s and Bank Indonesia‘s joint campaign to increase non-cash transactions.

Moreover, the economist predicts that this VAT increase could impact daily necessities and potentially contribute to unemployment. "Items like deodorant, toothpaste, and soap aren’t just luxuries; they’re daily essentials, and now they’re subject to a 12% VAT," he stated. He also expressed concern that a decrease in consumption due to the increased VAT could lead to job losses.

Prof. Setiawan urges the government to reconsider or postpone the VAT hike, suggesting they could use their existing authority to cap the VAT at 11% without amending the law. "The government can lower or raise the VAT to a maximum of 15% without changing the law," he concluded.

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Protest against 12% PPN: Jakarta’s Horse Statue Rally Gains Momentum

by Chief Editor December 27, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Breaking News: Protesters Demonstrate Against 12% VAT Increase in Jakarta

Demonstrators took to the streets in Jakarta on Friday, December 27, rejecting the planned 12% VAT (Value Added Tax) hike. The action took place in the vicinity of the iconic Kuda Statue in Central Jakarta, with some roads temporarily closed and rerouted, causing adjustments to public transportation.

Our correspondent on the scene reported around 3:34 PM WIB that a large group from the Indonesian Muslim Students’ Association (HMI) arrived at the Patung Kuda area carrying banners that read "Reject 12% VAT Increase". They gathered along Jalan Medan Merdeka Barat, with police cordoning off parts of the street and deploying water barriers to maintain order.

Vehicles passing through the area were rerouted to use the busway lane due to road closures. Despite the demonstration, bus services in the capital largely remained unaffected, although they experienced heavier traffic due to the rerouting.

As the protest demonstrated their opposition to the VAT increase, other lanes were congested, with heavy traffic observed around the Patung Kuda roundabout. The protesters expressed their concerns over the potential impacts of a VAT increase on the Indonesian economy and citizenry.

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Prabowo Considers 12% PPN Tax Cut

by Chief Editor December 26, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline:
MUI‘s Anwar Abbas Urges President Prabowo to Postpone PPN Increase to 12%

Subhead:
Religious Leader Cites Weak Business Confidence and Declining Consumer Spending as Reasons for Delay

Article:

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Anwar Abbas, the Deputy Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), has called on President Prabowo Subianto to postpone the planned increase in value-added tax (PPN) to 12%. In a written statement issued on Thursday (26/12), Anwar argued that implementing the tax hike now would be untimely, given the sluggish state of the business world and the declining purchasing power of the public.

"For the benefit of all parties, it would be best if the government postponed the implementation of the 12% PPN increase until the condition of the business world and the buying power of the people are supportive of it," said Anwar.

Anwar also urged Prabowo to fulfill his promise to implement policies that empower and favor the people. He believes that the current situation presents an opportune moment to keep this promise.

Anwar acknowledged that the increase in PPN to 12% is mandated by Law No. 7 of 2021 on Income Tax and Value Added Tax Harmonization (UU HPP). However, he argued that enforcing this policy in the current context would run counter to the constitutional mandate to ensure the well-being of the people.

The government has announced that the 12% PPN will be implemented starting January 1, 2025. This is a continuation of the policy initiated by President Joko Widodo through the UU HPP. The Directorate of General of Taxes at the Ministry of Finance stated that the 12% PPN will apply to all goods and services currently subject to PPN, including daily items such as soap, ready-to-eat food at restaurants, mobile phone pulse, concert tickets, and streaming services like Netflix.

The planned increase in PPN to 12% has sparked negative reactions from the public, leading to protests and petitions. As of this morning, a petition titled "Government, Immediately Revoke the PPN Increase!" on change.org has garnered 194,433 signatures.

The government’s plan to increase the PPN comes as the country is still grappling with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. The move has been criticized for potentially exacerbating the economic burden on households and businesses already strained by the ongoing health crisis.

(DHf/SPR)

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Prabowo Urges Reversal of PPN Hike to 12%, Here’s How to Make It Happen

by Chief Editor December 26, 2024
written by Chief Editor

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Widespread protest and a petition signed by nearly 200,000 people have been sparked by plans to increase Value Added Tax (VAT) to 12% starting in 2025. The move, stipulated in Law No. 7 of 2021, or the Law on Tax Organization Harmonization (HPP), has drawn fierce opposition from citizens who argue that it will disproportionately impact lower-income individuals and stifle economic recovery.

The Indonesian government, however, has stood firm, stating that the VAT increase is crucial for balancing the state budget and that several stimulus packages are in place to maintain household purchasing power temporarily. Nevertheless, demands to revoke the VAT increase remain loud and clear.

legal expert weighs in

Mhd Zakiul Fikri, the director of Hukum at the Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios), believes that the government should swiftly reconsider the VAT hike due to the overwhelming backlash. He presents several scenarios that could alleviate the situation:

  1. Adjusting the VAT rate: As stipulated in the HPP Law, the VAT rate can be adjusted between 5% and 15%, providing a range of possibilities for review and reduction.

However, Zakiul notes that the current legal framework may cause confusion, as the criteria for determining the 5% to 15% range are ambiguous. Moreover, any changes would require joint implementation with the House of Representatives (DPR), which could prove to be a lengthy and complex process, given the approaching deadline of January 2025.

CALL FOR AN EMERGENCY REGULATION

Given these challenges, Zakiul proposes that President Prabowo Subianto initiate an emergency regulation, or Peraturan Pemerintah Pengganti Undang-Undang (Perppu), to circumvent the impending VAT increase. He argues that Perppu has been employed in the past, including by President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) in 2017, to address urgent fiscal matters.

A RARE SHOW OF UNITY

Unusually, Zakiul’s recommendation aligns with that of Hadi Poernomo, a former director-general of taxation at the Ministry of Finance and former chairman of the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK). Hadi also urges the government to revoke the VAT increase, citing its potential impact on low-income households and small businesses. He suggests that the VAT rate could be reverted to 10% through another decree.

The backdrop to this debate is a looming budget crisis. According to the 2025 State Revenue and Expenditure Budget, the government’s reliance on VAT for revenue has surged to 43.2%, raising concerns about the potential consequences of lowering the VAT rate.

Alash, the inevitable?

As the clock ticks down towards January 2025, the debate over the VAT increase continues to intensify. With the DPR currently in recess until mid-January, the focus turns to the government and President Prabowo to address the potential economic fallout of this contentious fiscal policy.

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Understanding the 12% PPN on Rice: A Guideline for Consumers

by Chief Editor December 25, 2024
written by Chief Editor

Headline: Indonesia Spared From New PPN Rate; Rice Among Exempted Commodities

Subheading: National Food Agency (NFA) assures consumers that staple food items, including locally produced rice, will not bear the increased 12% PPN rate.

Article:

In a recent announcement, the National Food Agency (NFA) has clarified that Indonesia’s staple food items, particularly locally produced rice, will not be subject to the impending 12% Pajak Pertambahan Nilai (PPN) tax increase. The new PPN rate, set to take effect in 2025, will not apply to strategic food commodities, as confirmed by NFA Head, Arief Prasetyo Adi.

"We understand the significance of rice in Indonesia’s dietary landscape and have ensured that it remains exempt from the PPN increase," Adi explained in a written statement, obtained on Wednesday (25/12/2024).

The exemption extends to locally produced rice, including special varieties like aromatic rice. However, imported rice like the premium ‘Shirataki’ from Japan will be subject to the increased 12% PPN rate, as confirmed by Coordinating Minister for Food Zulkifli Hasan (Zulhas). This is to ensure that the increased tax burden falls primarily on luxury or imported goods, rather than basic commodities.

The NFA has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Finance, suggesting that the 12% PPN rate should only apply to specific imported rice varieties that are not produced domestically. This stance aligns with the regulations outlined in Peraturan Badan Pangan Nasional (Perbadan) No. 2/2023, which categorizes rice into ‘prime’ and ‘medium’ variants based on their degree of wholesomeness and broken kernels.

"Rice, particularly premium varieties, is widely consumed and distributed across all market sectors," said Adi. "The government is taking steps to ensure it is not classified as a luxury good, thereby avoiding increased PPN charges."

PPN is a form of value-added tax that is levied on goods and services in Indonesia. The 1% increase, from 11% to 12%, is expected to generate additional state revenue while maintaining Indonesia’s competitiveness in the global market.

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Can the President Issue a Regulation to Repeal the 12% PPN? Celios: Evidence of Bias Towards Citizens

by Chief Editor December 25, 2024
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Celios: Presiden Prabowo Bisa Batalkan PPN 12 Persen dengan Perppu

Center of Economic and Law Studies (Celios) menyarankan Presiden Prabowo Subianto bisa menerbitkan Peraturan Pemerintah Pengganti Undang-Undang (Perppu) untuk membatalkan kenaikan tarif Pajak Pertambahan Nilai (PPN) menjadi 12 persen yang dijadwalkan pada Undang-Undang Harmonisasi Peraturan Perpajakan (UU HPP).

Direktur Hukum Celios, Mhd Zakiul Fikri, menyatakan bahwa penerbitan Perppu ini adalah bentuk keberpihakan pemerintah terhadap masyarakat menengah bawah yang tengah menghadapi tekanan ekonomi. Dia mengatakan, "Ini saatnya Presiden Prabowo menerbitkan Perppu membatalkan kenaikan PPN 12 persen dan berpihak pada masyarakat menengah bawah yang tengah dihimpit berbagai kesulitan ekonomi."

Berdasarkan kajian Celios, kenaikan tarif PPN berpotensi meningkatkan inflasi secara signifikan. Ketika tarif PPN dinaikkan dari 10 persen menjadi 11 persen pada 2022, inflasi melonjak dari 3,47 persen (yoy) menjadi 4,94 persen (yoy). Dengan rencana kenaikan menjadi 12 persen, inflasi diprediksi mencapai 4,11 persen pada 2025, naik dari posisi 1,55 persen pada November 2024. Kondisi ini berisiko memperburuk daya beli masyarakat.

Celios mencatat, keluarga menengah diperkirakan akan mengalami tambahan pengeluaran Rp 354.293 per bulan atau Rp 4,2 juta per tahun. Sementara itu, keluarga miskin diprediksi menghadapi beban tambahan Rp 101.880 per bulan atau Rp 1,2 juta per tahun.

Meningkatnya jumlah pengeluaran lanjut Zakiul, berbanding terbalik dengan peningkatan pemasukan dari gaji bulanan. Sebagai contoh, rata-rata kenaikan gaji di Indonesia pada 2023 hanya 2,8 persen atau setara dengan Rp 89.391 per bulan.

Pada tahun yang sama, jumlah pengangguran menyentuh angka 11,7 persen, salah satunya dipicu oleh pemutusan hubungan kerja (PHK). Per November 2024, telah terjadi PHK terhadap 64.751 orang.

Atas berbagai kondisi itu, Zakiul menyarankan pemerintah untuk membatalkan kenaikan PPN menjadi 12 persen. Dia menjelaskan, "Ketentuan mengenai pemungutan pajak seharusnya dapat mewakili kepentingan rakyat atau publik, sejalan dengan prinsip tidak ada pajak tanpa keterwakilan (no taxation without representation). Ketika data menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan PPN berdampak pada krisis ekonomi bagi masyarakat dan menghantarkan rakyat ke jurang kemiskinan, maka berarti secara materiil norma perundang-undangan yang memerintahkan kenaikan PPN tidak memuat kepatutan dan keadilan hukum."

Dia menggarisbawahi tujuan norma hukum dibuat bukan hanya untuk kepentingan kepastian hukum, tetapi harus juga memuat kemanfaatan-kepatutan dan keadilan hukum. Dia mengatakan, "Bila kebijakan PPN 12 persen dalam UU HPP tetap dijalankan, dia khawatir dapat menyebabkan timbulnya masalah hukum atau bahkan kekacauan hukum. Masalah hukum itu mulai dari inflasi atau naiknya harga barang jasa, merosotnya kemampuan konsumsi rumah tangga kelas menengah ke bawah, meningkatnya angka pengangguran, tertekannya UMKM dan industri manufaktur, serta potensi menambah jumlah rakyat miskin di Indonesia."

Demi menyelamatkan rakyat dari beban tarix, Celios meminta pemerintah untuk membatalkan rencana kenaikan PPN. Namun, mengingat kondisi saat ini tidak memungkinkan untuk membuat atau merevisi undang-undang melalui prosedur biasa, karena proses yang panjang dan DPR sedang masa reses hingga 15 Januari 2025, pemerintah bisa menggunakan jalur penerbitan Perppu. Amandemen perppu dapat digunakan untuk melakukan perubahan singkat dalam suatu Undang-Undang tanpa melalui proses panjang viu moderasi perkongkenan.

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