- Nurul Agna Pratama filed a petition challenging the VAT increase from 10% to 11% and 12% under the HPP Law.
- Pratama argues the increase violates the 1945 Constitution, specifically Article 33 paragraph (4) and Article 34 paragraph (1).
- He claims the increase has negatively impacted middle
- and low-income individuals and led to economic issues, including small
- and medium-scale businesses failing.
- Pratama requests the Court to declare Article 7 paragraph (1) letters (a) and (b) and Article 7 paragraph (3) of the HPP Law unconstitutional.
- He also requests the Court to revise Article 7 paragraph (3) to limit VAT increases to a maximum of 10%.
- Constitutional Justices Enny Nurbaningsih and M. Guntur Hamzah questioned Pratama’s legal standing and the format of his petition.
- Justice Arief advised Pratama to revise his petition and submit it by March 18, 2025.
- The Court will schedule a second hearing to hear the revisions to the petition.
Source: taxnotes.com
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