Purbaya Calls Coal VAT Refund a Government Subsidy
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa called the coal VAT refund a subsidy and proposed a 1â5 % export levy from 2026 to raise about IDR 20 trillion
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Government Delays SweetenedâDrink Tax, Shifts to Coal Export Duty
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MBDK Tax May Apply in H2 2026 If Economy Grows Six Percent
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Purbaya: Coal Taxable Status Cuts Revenue, Prompting Export Duty
Finance Minister says classifying coal as taxable goods cut revenue by about IDR 25 trillion, prompting an export duty from 2026 to address the budget
Job expense limit: five percent or six million rupiah
Kring Pajak reminds that job expense deduction for employees is limited to five percent of income or six million rupiah per year, PMK No.168/2023.