Avanza Tax Indonesia vs Malaysia: Price Comparison | DetikOto

by Archynetys Economy Desk


Jakarta

Different Toyota Avanza Annual Taxes in Indonesia and Malaysia are shocked. In Indonesia must pay millions of rupiah, while in Malaysia only hundreds of thousands.

The car ownership tax in Indonesia reaps the spotlight because it is considered too high. As a result, car owners must pay extra fees to pay taxes every year. Even the annual tax in Indonesia is the cost many times higher when compared to neighboring countries, Malaysia.

The General Secretary of the Indonesian Automotive Vehicle Industry Association Kukuh Kumara revealed the Toyota Avanza annual tax comparison in Indonesia and Malaysia. Based on the data traced by Gaikindo, the Toyota Avanza tax in the country is around Rp. 4 million each year. While in Malaysia the tax is only Rp. 385 thousand.


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Not only that, the transfer fee charged is also quite low at Rp. 500 thousand while in Indonesia for the same model it can be Rp. 2 million.

“So, if it is reduced, it is more rational,” Cnnindonesia said.

In searching detikOto on the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government Vehicle Vehicle Data and Tax Data page, Toyota Avanza is indeed an annual tax of Rp 4 million. The annual tax applies to the lowest variant of the output in 2025. The Rp 4 million tax consists of

  • PKB: Rp. 3,864,000
  • SWDKLLJ: IDR 143,000
  • Total: Rp. 4,007,000

To note, the PKB rate paid every year is a tax on ownership and/or control of motorized vehicles. Ownership is a legal relationship between individuals or bodies with motorized vehicles whose names are listed in a valid document or proof of ownership. The rates vary depending on the amount of vehicle ownership. The amount starts from 2-6 percent. Meanwhile, if the vehicle is owned by the company, PKB rates are 2 percent.

Furthermore, there is SWDKLLJ that must be paid every registration of STNK. SWDKLLJ payment is an obligation for everyone or company that has a motorized vehicle.

This obligation has also been regulated by Law No.34 of 1964 Jo PP 18 of 1965 concerning Road Traffic Accident Funds. The messenger of the SWDKLLJ quantity varies depending on the type of vehicle and is regulated in the Minister of Finance Regulation No. 36 of 2008.

(dry/din)

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