- On 25 July 2025, Indonesia’s Minister of Finance issued Regulation Number 50 of 2025, aligning tax law with existing legislation for crypto-assets.
- PMK-50 classifies crypto-assets as digital financial assets and clarifies income tax and VAT treatment.
- PMK-50 became effective on 1 August 2025.
- Crypto-assets are now treated as digital financial assets, not subject to VAT on delivery from seller to buyer.
- PPMSE must collect VAT at a rate of 12 percent times eleven-twelfths on commission fees for facilitating crypto-asset transactions.
- PPMSE issues VAT invoices and reports VAT to the Directorate General of Taxes.
- Miners must collect VAT on transaction verification services.
- The VAT rate for miners is increased to 20 percent times eleven-twelfths times standard VAT rate of 12 percent times crypto-asset value received.
- Miners considered as VAT entrepreneurs must issue VAT invoices as retail PKP.
Source: taxathand.com
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