- Indonesia has extended VAT incentives on the sale of electric vehicles and buses through December 2024
- The government bears a significant portion of the VAT due on the sales
- The incentives aim to encourage the purchase of EVs and mitigate the impact of fossil fuels on the environment
- A new regulation released on 15 February 2023 provides for the same benefits
- 1% VAT applies to four-wheeled battery-powered electric motor vehicles and buses with at least 40% locally manufactured components
- 6% VAT applies to battery-powered electric buses with 20% to 40% locally manufactured components
Source: bdo.global
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