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tax rates, office leases, province minimum wage rates, employee salaries, work overtime
and overtime wage rate, Asian destination seaports, water tariff, electricity base tariff,
telephone service tariff, internet tariff.
1. Corporate Administration Tariff
3. Tax Rates
4. Office Leases
6. Employee Salaries
7. Visa on Arrival
8. WATER TARIFF
Since 1984, the tax office has required all individual residents in Indonesia to have their own
personal tax numbers, Nomor Pokok Wajib Pajak, or NPWP. This regulation includes expatriates,
with the exception for minors who are too young to work. In 2000, the tax office stepped up the
drive to require all expatriates in Indonesia to register with the tax office and obtain their separate
individual/personal tax number (NPWP) and pay monthly taxes.
Tax Rates
A. Tax rate applicable to entities as resident Taxpayers and permanent establishment:
Taxable Income Brackets Tax rate
Rp 50.000.000 (fifty million rupiahs) or less 10%
Rp 50. 000.001 (fifty million and one rupiahs)–100.000.000 (one
15%
hundred million rupiahs)
Over Rp 100.000.000 (one hundred million rupiahs) 30%
B. Profit after income tax of a permanent establishment in Indonesia shall be subject
to additional tax of 20 % (twenty percent or based on tax treaty), except if the
profit is re-invested in Indonesia, it will be governed by the Minister of Finance’s
decree.
C. Tax rate applicable to a non-resident Taxpayer other than a permanent
establishment in Indonesia : (or based on tax treaty)
No Province Rupiah/Month
1 Nangroe Aceh Darusalam 820,000
2 North Sumatra 737,794
3 West Sumatra 650,000
4 Riau 637,000
5 Jambi 563,000
6 South Sumatra 604,000
7 Bangka Belitung 640,000
8 Bengkulu 516,000
9 Lampung 505,000
10 West Java 447,654
11 Central Java 450,000
12 East Java 390,000
13 DKI Jaya 819,100
14 Banten 661,613
15 D.I. Yogyakarta 460,000
16 Bali 510,000
17 West Kalimantan 512,000
18 Central Kalimantan 634,260
19 East Kalimantan 684,000
20 South Kalimantan 629,000
21 East Nusa Tenggara 550,000
22 West Nusa Tenggara 550,000
23 Maluku 575,000
24 North Maluku 528,000
25 Gorontalo 527,000
26 North Sulawesi 713,000
27 South Sulawesi 612,000
28 Central Sulawesi 575,000
29 South East Sulawesi 573,000
30 Papua 822,500
Employee Salaries
Jobs Salary
Manager 2,966,395
Others 1,364,056
Professional 1,104,414
Clerks 1,085,794
Production Staff 644,772
Selling Staff 637,539
Service Clerk 537,658
Clerk 326,762
Average 684,915
Visa on Arrival
WATER TARIFF
No. Costumer Classification Usage Block and Tariff per m3 (in Rp)
0 – 10 m3 11 – 20 m3 > 20 m3
Rp Rp Rp
1. Classification I 1.050 1.050 1.050
2. Classification II 1.050 1.050 1.575
3. Classification III A 3.550 4.700 5.500
4. Classification III B 4.900 6.000 7.450
5. Classification IV A 6.825 8.150 9.800
6. Classification IV B 12.550 12.550 12.550
7. Classification V/ Special 14.650 14.650 14.650
Block WBP
14 > 30.00 kVA 27.000 434
Sumber : PLN (2008)
Office Leases
Remarks:
1. Central Java province does not set the standard of the provincial minimum wage rate for the
workforce. Thus the standard of the province is set by the lowest minimum wage rate of the
region at Brebes District of Rp. 575.000.-
2. East Java province does not set the standard of the provincial minimum wage rate for the
workforce. Thus the standard of the province is set by the lowest minimum wage rate of the
region at Blitar District of Rp. 570.000.-
18.00-24.00 83
>20-30 00.00-08.00 122
08.00-18.00 163
18.00-24.00 122
30-200 km 06.00-07.00 64
Wilayah 1 07.00-20.00 110
20.00-23.00 64
23.00-06.00 32
200-500 km 06.00-07.00 91
Wilayah 2 07.00-20.00 177
20.00-23.00 91
23.00-06.00 32
>500 km 06.00-07.00 113
Wilayah 3 07.00-20.00 210
20.00-23.00 113
23.00-06.00 32
Internet tariff
Exceed Usage/Mbyte -
A large number of SMEs (42 million) as the backbone of the domestic economy;
A vast and fertile land; Huge number of population (230 million) as potential market and
competitive work force; Strategically located (spanning several vital international sea
transportation routes); An open market economy;A free foreign currency exchange
regime.
Equal Treatment
No Minimum Capital Requirement
Free to Repatriate Investment & Profit
Legal Guarantee
Dispute Settlement
Investment Services
Natural Resources
Cocoa
Crude Palm Oil
Fisheries
Energy
No. 2 world?s largest producer of Tin
No. 4 world?s largest producer of Copper
No. 5 world?s largest producer of Nickel
No. 7 world?s largest producer of Gold
No. 8 world?s largest producer of Coal and the most ?
?prominent steam coal exporter