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Each company must make their own decisions about how they meet their tax obligations.
Indonesia’s Value Added Tax (VAT) system is governed by several regulations, with a standard VAT rate of 11%.
From January 2025, a higher 12% VAT rate applies to luxury goods and certain services, while key essentials remain at the standard rate. Imports are also subject to VAT, following updated thresholds.
VAT rates in Indonesia
| Rate | Type | Examples of Goods & Services |
|---|---|---|
| 12% | Luxury | Premium rice, high-end meats (e.g., wagyu), premium education, VIP medical services |
| 11% | Standard | Most taxable goods and services, including office supplies, hotels, marketing services |
| 0% | Zero-rated | Exported goods and services, international freight, IT services, toll manufacturing |
| Exempt | Exempted | Basic food items (e.g., rice, eggs, meat), public transport, standard education and medical care |
For more details, visit the Directorate General of Taxes’s (DJP) website.
Last changed 2026-01-26