- The effectiveness of the government’s VAT incentive policy for the property sector varies depending on current economic conditions.
- The 2021 VAT incentive policy significantly boosted home sales and mortgage growth, while the 2025 policy has been less effective.
- The 2021 policy offered full or partial VAT exemptions based on property price, leading to a 223.6% increase in commercial housing sales and higher mortgage growth.
- The 2025 policy reinstated a 100% VAT exemption for homes priced below Rp 5 billion but has not produced similar results.
- An integrated policy approach is needed, considering both property prices and installment affordability.
Source: thejakartapost.com
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