Jakarta, IO – Tax office spokesperson Neilmaldrin Noor said the Taxation Directorate General (DJP) will impose Rp10,000 stamp duty for digital customers, including online shopping in e-commerce platform for transactions above Rp5,000,000, according to Article 3(2g) of Law 10/2020 on Stamp Duty, CNN Indonesia reported on Tuesday (14/6).
According to him, all considerations have been made by DJP before the decision, including the potential and risks of the policy. DJP will continue to hold discussions with the Indonesian E-commerce Association (idEA) on the the terms and conditions of the implementation.
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“We will continue to discuss to determine the mechanism for the terms and conditions for agreement document subjects to stamp duty,” said Noor. (rr)