The Directorate General of Customs and Excise ("DJBC") has issued Decree no. 173/BC/2024 regarding the full Implementation of the Mutual Recognition Agreement on Authorized Economic Operator (Mutual Recognition Arrangement on Authorized Economic Operator) between the Directorate General of Customs and Excise with the Customs Administration of ASEAN Member States. The issuance of this DJBC Decision is based on the trial implementation of the Agreement on Reciprocal Recognition of Certified Economic Operators with 5 (five) Customs Administrations of ASEAN Member States, namely Brunei Darussalam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore. Based on the results of the trial evaluation, 5 (five) Customs Administrations of ASEAN Member States implemented the Mutual Recognition Agreement for Certified Economic Operators in full, especially regarding the provision of trade facilities through the acceleration of the customs clearance process in the form of a 20% reduction in risk levels on regular risk engines in import distribution risk management with the following conditions:
1) Imported goods come from loading ports in:
a) Brunei Darussalam;
b) Malaysia;
c) Thailand; or
d) Singapore.
2) Using the facility code 451 by including the AEO identification number (AEO Trader Identification Number) and the authorization date (authorization date) of the AEO company from the ASEAN member countries mentioned above; and
3) Is an imported good to be used with the customs notification using the BC 2.0 Import Notification.
Coretax Simulator Launch
Recently, the Directorate General of Taxes (“DGT”) launched educational media in the form of a Coretax Simulator on the pajak.go.id site. The launch of this simulator aims to facilitate taxpayers in understanding various Coretax features better.
The Coretax Simulator is interactive where Taxpayers will be introduced to various features in the Coretax application. Coretax Simulator can be accessed from anywhere and anytime using the internet, so it can reach more taxpayers
To access this simulator, Taxpayers must first register on the start page of the DJPOnline account. If the registration is successful, the system will provide a notification through the email address registered in the DJPOnline account. Notifications in the form of links, usernames, and passwords to access the simulator will be sent in a maximum of three business days.
The launch of Coretax educational media is expected to increase taxpayers' understanding of coretax.
Imposure of Antidumping Import Duty on the import of Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene ("BOPP") products from Malaysia and the People's Republic of China
The Minister of Finance has issued a regulation that regulates the Imposition of Antidumping Duty on the import of Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene ("BOPP") products in the form of films or plates, sheets, foils and other strips with each tariff item no. 3920.20.10, 3920.20.91 and 3920.20.99 from Malaysia and the People's Republic of China with the following summary:
|
No |
Country of Origin |
Exporter’s Name |
Antidumping Import Duty Amount in Percentage % |
|
1. |
Malaysia |
Stenta Films (M) Sdn. Bhd |
18,60 |
|
Scientex Great Wall Sdn. Bhd |
6,36 |
||
|
Perusahaan Lainnya |
18,60 |
||
|
2. |
People's Republic of China |
Zhejiang Kinlead Innovative Materials Co., Ltd |
6,73 |
|
Zhejiang Kinlead Innovative Materials Co., Ltd |
5,76 |
||
|
Furonghui Industrial (Fujian) Co., Ltd |
10,75 |
||
|
Suqian Gettel Plastic Industry Co., Ltd |
7,99 |
||
|
Other Company |
29,95 |
The regulation was published based on the results of the investigation of the Indonesian Anti Dumping Committee which proved that there was a dumping of the import of Biaxially Oriented Polypropylene (BOPP) goods carried out by Malaysia and the People's Republic of China, causing losses to the domestic industry and a causal relationship was found between dumping and the losses experienced by the domestic industry.
This Ministerial Regulation is valid for 5 (five) years from 10 working days from September 17, 2024.
Update on the list of taxation services based on 16-digit NPWP, Nitku and 15-digit NPWP on 30 taxation services
From July 1, 2024 to August 3, 2024, Directorat General of Tax (“DGT”) has updated the list of taxation services based on NPWP 16 digits, Nitku and NPWP 15 digits on 30 taxation services as follows:
1) NPWP16 Portal (https://portalnpwp.pajak.go.id/)
2) Online DGT Account (https://account.pajak.go.id/)
3) KSWP Info (https://infokswp.pajak.go.id/)
4) E-Bupot 21 (https://ebupot2126.pajak.go.id/)
5) E-Bupot Unification (https://unifikasi.pajak.go.id/)
6) E-Bupot Unification of Government Agencies (https://ebupotip.pajak.go.id/)
7) E-Objection (https://eobjection.pajak.go.id/)
8) E-Registration (https://ereg.pajak.go.id/)
9) E-Filing (https://efiling.pajak.go.id/)
10) Confirmation House (https://rumahkonfirmasi.pajak.go.id/)
11) Online DGT E-PHTB (https://ephtb.pajak.go.id/)
12) E-PBK (https://epbk.pajak.go.id/)
13) E-SKD (https://eskd.pajak.go.id/)
14) E-SKTD (https://sktd.pajak.go.id/)
15) E-Reporting Investment and Dividend (https://ereportinginvestasi.pajak.go.id)
16) E-PHTB Notary (https://ephthbnotarisppat.pajak.go.id)
17) E-Reporting PPS (https://ereportingpps.pajak.go.id)
18) E-SPOP (https://pbb.pajak.go.id)
19) E-Reporting Incentive (https://ereportingfasilitas.pajak.go.id/)
20) Incentive Facility (https://fafasilitasinsentif.pajak.go.id/)
21) Annual Corporate Income Tax Extension (https://perpanjanganspt.pajak.go.id/)
22) VAT Refund Special Capital (https://vatrefund.pajak.go.id/)
23) e-Form Individual and Corporate Taxpayer (https://eform-web.pajak.go.id/)
24) Monthly Tax Return Final PPS (https://sptfinalpps.pajak.go.id/)
25) Main Dealer Investment Reporting (https://pidu.pajak.go.id/)
26) PJAP Service PMSE Report (API)
27) e-Filing PJAP (API)
28) Internet Billing Web (https://sse2.pajak.go.id/)
29) Depreciation and Amortization (https://penyusutanamortisasi.pajak.go.id/) and
30) Stamp Duty SPT Reporting (https://sptbeameterai.pajak.go.id/)