Kamis, Oktober 31, 2024

Applicable Requirements and Procedures for PNBP Imposition for the Utilization of Fisheries Natural Resources Now Set

The Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (“Minister”) has issued an updated set of requirements and procedures for the imposition of Non-Tax State Revenue (Penerimaan Negara Bukan Pajak – “PNBP”) tariffs applicable at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries that derive from the utilization of natural fisheries resources through the issuance of Regulation No. 17 of 2024 (“Regulation 17/2024”), which is set to come into force on 1 November 2024. Upon its enforcement, the aforementioned Regulation 17/2024 will simultaneously repeal and replace the following legal frameworks: 1) Regulation of the Minister No. 2 of 2023, which bears a similar title as Regulation 17/2024 (“Regulation 2/2023”); and 2) Regulation of the Minister No. 1 of 2023 on Procedures for the Stipulation of Fish Production Values upon Landing.
While maintaining the various types of PNBP that are required to be imposed in relation to the utilization of natural fisheries resources that were originally outlined under Regulation 2/2023, the new framework of Regulation 17/2024 has now clarified that levies on fisheries capture will be imposed for new or renewals of business permits for fishing vessels. Moreover, the new framework of Regulation 17/2024 now states that PNBP for the transportation of fisheries products (both at sea or inland waters) will only be imposed based on post-production (i.e. contract-based withdrawals, as outlined under Regulation 2/2023, no longer feature).
In terms of the applicable requirements and procedures for the imposition of PNBP, Regulation 17/2024 outlines several phases for said imposition that broadly include: 1) Self-calculation by capture fisheries business actors; 2) Weighing of caught fish; 3) Stipulation of fish reference values; 4) Determination of fish production values at the time of landing; and 5) Payment of post-production fishery levies. Any failure to settle imposed PNBP before the determined deadline will result in the imposition of administrative sanctions.

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The Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (“Minister”) has issued an updated set of requirements and procedures for the imposition of Non-Tax State Revenue (Penerimaan Negara Bukan Pajak – “PNBP”) tariffs applicable at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries that derive from the utilization of natural fisheries resources through the issuance of Regulation No. 17 of 2024 (“Regulation 17/2024”), which is set to come into force on 1 November 2024. Upon its enforcement, the aforementioned Regulation 17/2024 will simultaneously repeal and replace the following legal frameworks: 1) Regulation of the Minister No. 2 of 2023, which bears a similar title as Regulation 17/2024 (“Regulation 2/2023”); and 2) Regulation of the Minister No. 1 of 2023 on Procedures for the Stipulation of Fish Production Values upon Landing.
While maintaining the various types of PNBP that are required to be imposed in relation to the utilization of natural fisheries resources that were originally outlined under Regulation 2/2023, the new framework of Regulation 17/2024 has now clarified that levies on fisheries capture will be imposed for new or renewals of business permits for fishing vessels. Moreover, the new framework of Regulation 17/2024 now states that PNBP for the transportation of fisheries products (both at sea or inland waters) will only be imposed based on post-production (i.e. contract-based withdrawals, as outlined under Regulation 2/2023, no longer feature).
In terms of the applicable requirements and procedures for the imposition of PNBP, Regulation 17/2024 outlines several phases for said imposition that broadly include: 1) Self-calculation by capture fisheries business actors; 2) Weighing of caught fish; 3) Stipulation of fish reference values; 4) Determination of fish production values at the time of landing; and 5) Payment of post-production fishery levies. Any failure to settle imposed PNBP before the determined deadline will result in the imposition of administrative sanctions.

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