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Paying Taxes When Retired in Indonesia
Mar 12, 2023
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Mar 16, 2023
Once you get a retirement KITAS or a dependent KITAS you become a resident in Indonesia. Therefore you must report your global income in Indonesia. Alike to Indonesians, a foreigner on a retirement visa must also pay the Indonesian Personal Income Tax. See the clarifying table regarding the taxable income.
Yearly Income (IDR)
Tax Rate
Up to 50,000,000
5%
Over 50,000,000 not exceeding 250,000,000
15%
Over 250,000,000 but not exceeding 500,000,000
25%
Over 500,000,000
30%
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