ARTA – The government has officially increased the value added tax (PAO) to 12% next year. However, for consumer materials such as oil, baking flour so that industrial sugar is not affected by the increase in NPP.
Minister of Commerce (Minister of Commerce) Budi Santoso, revealed that the three basic necessities receive a 1% PPN incentive, so the PPN imposed for next year remains 11%.
an “To maintain the purchasing power of low-income people, especially on the consumption of basic necessities or cane, the government gives incentives to the PPN at the government responsibility of 1%, namely PPNDTP”, he said during a press conference at the Ministry of Economy office, Jakarta, Monday, December 16.
Budi explained the reason why oil is not subject to 12 percent PPN because cooking oil is necessary for low-income earners (MBR). In addition, petroleum is also the cooking oil from Domestic Merchandise Obligations (DMO).
in is a cooking oil produced by DMO which is needed for low income communities so that there is no price change in the community even if there is a 12% PPN. With this incentive, it is expected that there will be no reduction in the achievement of DMO distribution,” he explained.
El, continued Budi, baking flour is also a consumption ingredient that the public needs in their daily needs. It is therefore necessary to encourage there to be no increase in prices.
an: “And third, PPNDTP industrial sugar, explaining that industrial sugar is an important contribution to the food and beverage industry, it is necessary to encourage to continue to stimulate industrial activities,” he said.
ronym: Coordinating Minister for Economy Airlangga Hartarto said the government encouraged an increase in Value Added Tax (PAO) by 1 percent, so that some items would not be affected by an increase in PPN by 12%.
In addition, Airlangga said some products that get PPN stimulants include oil, sugar flour and also industrial sugar.
an: “The government provides incentives or economic policy packages for low-income households, the PPN is borne by the government for 1% for basic and essential products, namely oil, formerly used oil, it has was given for 1 percent, so it did not increase by 12 percent,” he said in a press conference at the Ministry of Economy Office, Jakarta, Monday, December 16 .
renal and industrial sugar, so that each remains at 12%, of which 1% is borne by the government,” he continued.
In, Airlangga said this incentive was given to maintain the purchasing power of the community, especially for basic and specific needs.
ronym. “The sweet industries which support the food and beverage processing industry whose role against the processing industry is quite high, which is 36.3%, also remains 11%,” he said.
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