Request to Delay E-Cigarette Tax Policy in Indonesia

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Dec.27.2023

Request to Delay E-Cigarette Tax Policy in Indonesia

Indonesian business associations urge government to delay e-cigarette tax policy due to financial burden concerns. (19 words)

According to a report from DDTC News on December 27th, some commercial associations in Indonesia are urging the government to delay the e-cigarette taxation policy.

This request comes from the National E-Cigarette Association Alliance of Indonesia, which includes the Indonesian Individual E-Cigarette Association (APVI), the Indonesian E-Cigarette Users Alliance (AVI), the Indonesian E-Cigarette E-Liquid Producers Association (PPEI), the Indonesian E-Cigarette Tobacco Entrepreneurs Alliance (APPNINDO), and the Bali E-Cigarette Association (AVB).

In 2024, the tax on e-cigarettes in Indonesia is set to increase by approximately 15%. The national association of e-cigarette in Indonesia is urging for a delay in implementing the e-cigarette tax policy, while also hoping that the Ministry of Finance will not raise the tax rates when implementing this taxation policy.

They pointed out that "if the tax on e-cigarettes increases by more than 10%, it would be a significant burden for most small and medium-sized enterprises.

References:

[1] Pengusaha Minta Pengenaan Pajak Rokok Elektrik Tahun Depan Ditunda

Also Read:

[1] Indonesia Implements Tobacco Tax and Minimum Retail Price Regulations

[2] Indonesia's Presidential Candidate Advocates for the Establishment of a Tobacco Center

[3] Indonesian Presidential Candidate Exploring Potential of Tobacco Downstream in Central Java

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