PPN dan PPnBM: Konsep Dasar, Objek, Tarif, Cara Perhitungan

TAX CENTER UNESA
2 Jan 202225:03

Summary

TLDRThis video discusses the intricacies of Value Added Tax (VAT) and Luxury Goods Tax (LGT) in Indonesia. It explains VAT as a consumption tax imposed on individuals and businesses, detailing how it is calculated, collected, and reported by taxable entrepreneurs. The video also outlines the categories of taxable goods and services, exemptions, and recent changes in tax rates. Additionally, it covers LGT, emphasizing its application on luxury items and its higher rates for specific categories. Overall, the content provides essential insights into Indonesia's tax structure, aiming to inform viewers about their obligations and the mechanisms involved.

Takeaways

  • 😀 PPN (Value Added Tax) is imposed on domestic consumption by individuals, businesses, and the government.
  • 😀 PKP (Taxable Entrepreneurs) must collect PPN at a rate of 10% from buyers and issue a tax invoice.
  • 📅 PKP must report monthly PPN through the SPT (tax return), with deadlines set for the end of the following month.
  • 📜 The legal framework for PPN includes several laws, notably Law No. 42/2009 and Law No. 11/2020.
  • 🏷️ PPN applies to various taxable goods and services, including those imported and exported.
  • 🚫 Certain items, like basic necessities and medical services, are exempt from PPN.
  • 💎 PPNBM (Luxury Goods Tax) targets high-end consumer goods and has varying rates from 10% to 35%.
  • 🔍 Calculation for PPN is based on multiplying the PPN rate by the taxable base (DPP).
  • 📊 Non-compliance in reporting can lead to fines, emphasizing the importance of accurate tax filing.
  • 🔄 PPNBM does not allow for input tax credits, differing from PPN regulations.

Q & A

  • What is PPN?

    -PPN stands for Pajak Pertambahan Nilai, or Value Added Tax, which is imposed on domestic consumption by individuals, businesses, and the government.

  • How does the PPN collection mechanism work in Indonesia?

    -Taxable Entrepreneurs (PKP) collect PPN from buyers at a rate of 10% on the sale price and must issue a tax invoice as proof. If their output tax exceeds their input tax, they must remit the difference to the state by the end of the following month.

  • What laws govern PPN in Indonesia?

    -The main laws include Law No. 8 of 1983, Law No. 18 of 2001, Law No. 42 of 2009, and Law No. 11 of 2020.

  • What types of transactions are subject to PPN?

    -Transactions that involve the sale of taxable goods or services, imports of taxable goods, and exports of taxable goods or services are subject to PPN.

  • What are examples of non-PPN objects?

    -Non-PPN objects include essential food items, cash, gold, and certain services like healthcare and education.

  • What is the current standard rate of PPN?

    -The current standard rate of PPN is 10%, with discussions to increase it to 12%.

  • Can you provide an example of how to calculate PPN?

    -If a taxable good is sold for 25 million IDR, the PPN collected would be 2.5 million IDR, calculated as 10% of the sale price.

  • What is PPnBM and how does it differ from PPN?

    -PPnBM stands for Pajak Penjualan Barang Mewah, or Luxury Goods Tax, which is levied on the sale of luxury goods. Unlike PPN, there is no input tax credit system for PPnBM.

  • What types of goods are taxed under PPnBM?

    -PPnBM applies to luxury items such as high-end vehicles, expensive household goods, and certain alcoholic beverages.

  • How are PPnBM rates structured?

    -PPnBM rates vary, starting from 10% for certain goods and reaching up to 35% for more luxurious items.

  • What is an example of calculating PPnBM?

    -For a luxury vehicle with a sale price of 260 million IDR and a PPnBM rate of 40%, the PPnBM due would be 104 million IDR, calculated as 40% of the sale price.

  • What are the reporting obligations for businesses regarding PPN?

    -Businesses must submit a monthly tax report (SPT masa PPN) detailing their tax calculations and payments, even if the report is zero.

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