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Customs and Export License
In export activities, there are things need to be considered carefully. These include export taxes, licensing, prohibitions and customs regulations from Indonesia
Tax Procedure
If the exported goods are taxable goods, then the export tax must be paid before delivery to the carriers. The export tax is calculated based on the export reference price (harga patokan eksport/HPE) which is set by Minister of Trade in form of Decree of Minister of Trade and valid for a certain period of time by taking into account the consideration from Technical Ministers and other related association
Flowchart of Customs Clearance
Goods to be exported shall be notified prior to the customs office regarding licensing for export activities. Reporting procedures and permissions are set according to the following customs licensing flowchart
Export Prohibition
According to the regulation of the Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 13 / M-DAG / PER / 3/2012 dated March 19, 2012. It is stated that export goods are classified into three groups:
- Export-Free Goods
- Export Restricted Goods
- Export Prohibited Goods
Goods as referred to in Export Restricted Goods and Export Prohibited Goods are stipulated in a Ministerial Regulation