Tax Law

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A. Introduction

Tax law generally regarded as a part of public law in the State Administrative Law clumps science. But there is also a desire that the Tax Law was given its own place in addition to the State Administration Law. The reason given for it are:
1. Another task Tax Law of Administrative Law in general.
2. Tax law can be directly used as a means of political economy.
3. Tax law has rules and terms are typical for field work.

Then what does it mean Tax Law itself? Well there are lots of experts or literature that attempted to define what is a Tax Law, but before we must first distinguish between the terms of taxes with the Tax Law.


B. Understanding Taxes and Tax Laws

Tax was originally a tribute (giving them for free) but its nature is an obligation that can be forced to be implemented by rakyatkepada a king or ruler. Thus, taxes are compulsory contributions to be paid by taxpayers to the state under the law without any remuneration (counter-achievement) that are directly received by the taxpayer (the taxpayer). Meanwhile, the tax law is a set of rules governing the relationship between the government as tax collectors and the people as taxpayers.

Understanding In General

Rochmat Soemitro said that tax law is a set of rules that govern the government as tax collectors and the people as taxpayers. In other words, tax law describing any taxpayer (subject) and what their obligations to the government, the rights of government, whatever the objects to be taxed, how billing, filing objections, and so on.

Brotodihardjo Santoso stated that the tax law is also called the law of the overall fiscal rules which include the government authority to take a man's wealth and hand it back to the people through the state treasury.

Prof. Dr. Adriani said the tax is a levy to the state that can be imposed, payable by payment to them under regulation derngan wajibpajak not get back in return that can be appointed directly.

Thus, the tax law is part of public law governing the legal relations between the state and the persons or agencies (law) are obliged to pay tax (hereinafter often called the taxpayer). Those opinions show that the tax law rnengatur relationship between government and the people. The government plays a role in its function as a tax collector (fiscus), and the people in his capacity as the subject of tax (tax payers). Due to such a relationship then the tax laws are categorized as public law.

As for 5 (five) principal element in the definition of tax, namely:
1. Dues / levies
2. Taxes levied under the laws
3. Taxes can be imposed
4. Did not receive a counter achievement
5. To finance government spending umun

C. Status of Tax Law

The legal system in force in Indonesia now is the civil law system or a system of Continental Europe. In this system of law is divided into two, namely private law and public law. Private law is the law that governs the legal relationships among individuals in positions of equal rank, such as contract law, inheritance law, family law and marriage laws. Public law is the law that governs the relationship between state and citizen or in other words, the laws governing the public interest. This public law dealing with matters relating to the affairs of state as well as how states carry out their duties. Private law consists of Treaty Law, Inheritance Law, Marriage Law, Family Law, Commercial Law and Public Law, which includes criminal law; constitutional law: the law of the state administration; legal environment, tax laws, and others.

In general, tax law and included as part of public law governing the legal relationship between the ruler and his subjects. This is understandable, because in the tax law governed the relationship between the ruler / government in its function as the fiscus (tax collector) with the people in kaptasitasnya sebagal taxpayer. Tax law and administrative law is part of the country because now there are calls for the tax law that could stand alone. In fact until recently the tax law was standing alone next to the state administrative law, because the tax law also has the task that is other than administtasi state law in general, the tax law is also used as a tool to determine the political economy of the State. In addition, the general tax law also has rules and terms tersenditi for field work.

Although the tax law is public law, but tax law has a close relationship with civil law (private) and mutually concerned. This is because most of the tax basis of the possibility pemungutannya looking for the events, circumstances and legal actions that move in civil environments such as income, wealth, covenant, transfer, transfer of rights due to inheritance, compensation for debt relief, and so on. The relationship between the tax law with civil law is likely to arise because many employed the terms of civil law in taxes. Although it must be held firmly the principle that the definition of terms adopted by the civil law is not always embraced by the tax law.

D. Basic Law of Taxation in Indonesia

According to article 23 paragraph (2) of the 1945 taxes for all purposes under state law. So the basic tax law in Indonesia gets its constitutional basis of article 23 paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution. In addition there is a legal basis under him, among other things:
1. Law no. 16 about the second change of uu no. 6 th 1983 is about the general provisions and procedures of taxation.
2. Law no. 17 of 2000 on the second amendment of Law No. 7 year 1983 on income tax
3. Law no. 18 of 2000 on the second amendment of Law No. 8 th 1983 on value added tax and goods and services sales tax on luxury goods
4. Law no. 19 of 2000 on Amendment of Law No. 19 year 1997 concerning income tax with a letter of forced
5. Law no. 20 year 2000 concerning the change uu no 21 year 1997 concerning the transfer of land and buildings. This fifth uu enacted on 2 August 2000 and effective from 1 January 2001
6. Law no. 34 of 2000 concerning amendments to the law No. 18 year 1997 on local taxes and levies. Undng this Act was enacted on December 20, 2000 and is valid when enacted.
7. Law no. 17tahun 1985 on the charges and materials.
8. Law no. 17 of 1994 on amendments to the Law no. 12 year 1985 on property tax A tax law reform in 2002 results
9. Law no. 14 year 2002 concerning the tax court in lieu of Law no. 17 year 1997 on a tax dispute settlement body.

E. Types of Tax

1. According to the nature
The types of taxes by their nature can be divided into two direct taxes and indirect taxes. Direct tax is a tax-pajakyang burden must be borne by the taxpayer and can not be delegated to others and charged repeatedly at certain times, such as Income Tax. Indirect taxes are taxes that burden can be delegated to others and only imposed on those things tertentuatau certain events, for example Value Added Tax.
 
2. According to the goal
According to the goal, types of taxes can be divided into two, namely subjective and objective tax. Subjective tax is a type of tax imposed by first personal attention to the Taxpayer. Objective taxes are taxes imposed by first noticed the object in the form of state action or event that menyebabkantimbulnya obligation to pay taxes.

3. According to the Institute Pemungutnya
According pemungutannya institutions, types of taxes can be divided into two central taxes and local taxes. Tax Center is the type of tax collected by the central government in the implementation carried out by the Ministry of Finance cq, Directorate General of Taxes. Local Taxes are taxes levied in local government-day pelaksanaannyasehari Penadapatan conducted by the Regional Office (Dipenda).

F. Theory of Tax Collection

1. Theory of Insurance
State to protect the safety of lives, property, and rights of their people. Therefore, people must pay taxes likened to a premium thing else asuransikarena obtain guarantees such protection.
2. Theory of Interest
The division of the tax burden to the people based on interests (eg protection) of each person. The more interest a person terhadapnegara, the higher the tax to be paid.
3. Theory of Power PikulBeban tax for all people must be the same weight, meaning that taxes must be paid in accordance with the measures of each person. To measure the power picul dapatd igunakan 2 (two) approaches: The element objective is to see the amount of income or property owned by someone, and the subjective element that shows the amount of material needs must be met.
4. Theory Bakti
Basic fairness of taxation lies in people's relationship with his country as a dutiful citizen, the people must always be aware that the payment of taxes is a duty.
5. The principle of the theory of Purchasing Power
Basic fairness lies in the effect of taxation. That is interesting means taxes and household purchasing power of society to the household state. Furthermore, the state will distribute back to the community in the form of maintenance of public welfare. Thus the benefit of the entire community are preferred.

G. Withholding Tax Principles

a. Housing principles
A country can only levy taxes against its citizens who are resident country concerned for the total income earned, regardless of whether that person nationals or foreign nationals.
b. The principle of Nationality
A country will levy a tax on every person who has the nationality of that country even if the person does not take place tingggal the country concerned.
c. Principle Sources
The principle of taxation based on income sources or places to be. If the source of income be in a country then the country has the right to collect taxes on everyone earning the place is.

H. Tax Function

Tax has 2 (two) function is the function of which budgeteir and fiscal functions. Budgeteir function is the main function of tax and fiscal function is a function where the tax is used as a tool to put the funds optimally to the state treasury under the laws applicable perepajakan "keperkuan all taxes for the state under the legislation. What is meant by putting cash in an optimal fashion is as follows:
- Not to get the taxpayer / tax not subject to pay his tax obligations.
- Do not let the taxpayer does not report taxes to the fiskus object.
- There should be no object of observation and calculation of tax dai fiskkus independent, and thus optimizing the revenue fund to the state treasury is created for business taxpayers and fiskus.

I. Tax Rates

1. Progressive Rates
Rates are progressive rate of taxation at the percentage is greater when the number is used as tax base is also getting bigger.
a. For individual taxpayers:
- Layers of taxable income Tax rate Up to Rp. 25 million 5%.
- Above Rp 25,000,000 to Rp 50 million 10%
- Above Rp 50,000,000 to Rp 100 million 15%
- Above Rp 100 million to Rp 200 million 25%
- Above Rp 200 million 35% -
b. For corporate taxpayers and permanent establishments:
- Layers of taxable income Tax rate Up to Rp 50 million 10%
- Above Rp 50,000,000 to Rp 100 million 15%
- Above Rp 100 million of 30%.

2. Rates Degresif (Descending)
Degresif tariff is a percentage rate of taxation at jumlahyang be smaller if the tax base increases.
- Layers of Taxable Income Tax Rate Up to Rp 10 million 30%
- Above Rp 10,000,000 to Rp 50,000,000 Rp 50,000,000 25% Above 15%

3. Proportional Rates
Rates are proportional tax rates using a fixed percentage regardless of the amount of tax basis. The rates are applied in Law No.18 of 2000 (VAT Act) which use proportional tariffs by 10%.

4. Fixed Rates
Flat rate is the rate of taxation of nominal fixed regardless of the amount of tax basis. The rates are applied in Act 13 / 1985 on Stamp Duty. Under Regulation 7 / 1995 Stamp Duty rate increased to Rp. 1,000 and Rp. 2000, hereinafter the PP No.24 / 2000 increased again to Rp. 3,000 and Rp. 6,000.

5. Rates Advalorem
Suatau advalorem tariff rate is the percentage specified / imposed on the price or value of an item.

So first of my articles, may be useful. Thank you!

Sources: Principles of Administrative Law of the State, Moh. Mahfud MD.

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